French students clash with police in nationwide school protests
French high school students have staged nationwide protests over long hours, poor conditions and staff absences, blocking access to buildings, setting fires and throwing projectiles. Police responded with tear gas and baton charges, and internal probes have been opened after accusations of brutality; authorities say about 2,000 people have been taken into custody, 90 percent minors. The education ministry reported at least 65 staff injuries and more than 100 high schools with severe damage, while the movement has become politically charged with government and opposition trading accusations ahead of the presidential vote.
Protests have closed and disrupted hundreds of French high schools.
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The movement began in the Paris region in September and spread to other areas. Students…
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