440 people were arrested during school protests in France
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- During school protests in France, 440 people were detained, ten students were injured.
- The interior minister said two-thirds of the arrests resulted in detention, mostly for causing damage and attacks on internal security forces.
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There are school protests in France over social or educational reforms that have led to mass arrests and clashes with security forces.
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440 people were arrested during school protests in France. Ten students were injured, Le Monde reports.
“We don’t have complete data yet, but I was told that two-thirds of the arrests resulted in detentions. These arrests are mainly for causing damage, attacks on internal security forces, that is, for violence against government officials,” the Minister of Internal Affairs said on BFM-TV, Le Monde writes.
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Continuing investigations into detained protest participants
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Open Questions
- What are the exact reasons for the protests?
- What measures does the government plan to de-escalate the situation?
- Will formal charges be brought against those detained?
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This article was originally published by Лента.ру.
