Media: in France, up to 200 thousand people can take part in protests
High school students and students plan to take to the streets due to problems in the education system
Quick Look
- Large-scale protests are expected in France, in which up to 200 thousand people can take part.
- The main participants will be high school students and students expressing dissatisfaction with the state of the education system with the support of trade unions.
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Why It Matters
Students are protesting overcrowded schedules and teacher shortages.
PARIS, October 6 - RIA Novosti. Up to 200 thousand people may take part in protests on Wednesday in France, the BFMTV channel reports, citing a source in the security structures.
“Authorities expect between 150,000 and 200,000 demonstrators to take to the streets throughout France today,” the statement said.
It is expected that there will be a massive participation of high school students and students with the support of the trade union movement of education employees.
Open Questions
- What specific demands will the protesters put forward?
- Will there be clashes with the police?




