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Switzerland Fears Possible Protests Like in France, Police Issue Warning for Young People

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Student protests that have started in France, initially as a reaction to the lack of teachers and the poor state of schools, have been accompanied by violent episodes. And these protests are also causing concern in Switzerland, as they may be organized in this country as well. This alarm has prompted the cantonal police of Valais to warn young people that if they think of calling for such protests on social networks, the consequences will be gre…

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Student protests that have started in France, initially as a reaction to the lack of teachers and the poor state of schools, have been accompanied by violent episodes. And these protests are also causing concern in Switzerland, as they may be organized in this country as well. This alarm has prompted the cantonal police of Valais to warn young people that if they think of calling for such protests on social networks, the consequences will be gre…

The pictures of the partly brutal protests in France went around the world last week. Now the movement threatens to spread to Switzerland: The Valais Canton Police warned students not to call for school blockades.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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While high school mobilization is gaining ground in France, the Valais police claim to have identified calls for the blockade of several schools in the canton. A prevention campaign disseminated by the authorities on social networks reminds us that any overflow can lead to sanctions.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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The cantonal police of Valais warned students on social media against calls for school blockades. Human rights lawyer Meriam Mastour criticizes the action as intimidation and sees freedom of expression in danger.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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20 Minuten broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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