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Back|Student protests in France continue...so what do we know about them?
Student protests in France continue...so what do we know about them?
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BBC عربي·4 hours ago·Education·1 min read·🇦🇷Argentina·

Student protests in France continue...so what do we know about them?

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Since late September, France has witnessed widespread student protests against the lack of funding for education and the deterioration of secondary school facilities, including violence, widespread arrests, and injuries among students, teachers, and police officers.

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Since late September, high school students in France have been organizing protests to demand increased funding and improved educational facilities.

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Since late September, students across France have been staging protests against the lack of funding in education, blocking access to many secondary schools.

The movement turned violent in some areas, with hundreds of students, teachers, and police officers injured and thousands of people arrested, including an unknown number of those described as “rioters.”

Protesters complain about deteriorating facilities in the country's secondary schools, which are attended by students between the ages of 15 and 18.

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  • ?What are the specific demands of students regarding funding?
  • ?Are there ongoing negotiations between students and the government?

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Since late September, France has witnessed widespread student protests against the lack of funding for education and the deterioration of secondary school facilities, including violence, widespread arrests, and injuries among students, teachers, and police officers.

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