
Since September 28, 6,059 people have been detained in France during protests by high school students against overloaded schedules and teacher shortages; Proceedings have been initiated against more than 1,800 individuals, and ten cases are being investigated by the IGPN.
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High school students in France are protesting against overcrowded schedules, teacher shortages and other educational problems.
Police during a protest by high school students in Toulouse.
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Since September 28, 6,059 arrests have been made in France during protests by high school students.
Judicial proceedings have been initiated against more than 1.8 thousand people, and the General Inspectorate of the National Police is investigating ten cases.
PARIS, October 6 - RIA Novosti. More than 6 thousand people have been detained in France since the beginning of mass protests by high school students, the Figaro newspaper reports, citing the country's Ministry of Internal Affairs.
“A total of 6,059 arrests have been made since September 28,” the publication writes.
Earlier, the French Ministry of Justice reported that more than 5 thousand people were placed in custody, and legal proceedings were initiated against more than 1.8 thousand. In addition, an investigation into ten cases was launched by the Inspectorate General of the National Police (IGPN), France's "police for the police" which investigates the actions of law enforcement officers.
High school students in France have been protesting for a second week against overcrowded schedules, teacher shortages and other problems in the education sector. Some actions are accompanied by riots.

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