Tomorrow the lockdowns in high schools resume in France

The high school lockdown campaign will resume from tomorrow when students return from their two-week holiday. This was announced by Pierre Sourzat, leader of the student group 'Lyceens!', arguing that the government's proposals are not enough.

“It will be more significant from Tuesday, but we know that some schools will be blocked from tomorrow,” he told broadcaster RmC. "We support all our classmates who will not go to class from tomorrow," he added. The French protest movement against soaring prices grew out of weeks of demonstrations by high school students protesting against deteriorating learning conditions and inequality.

Yesterday, hundreds of thousands of people, including high school and university students, took to the streets across France for the third consecutive weekend of protests. Last Monday, the government announced a series of measures to respond to protesters' demands, including replacing the university admissions platform and providing loans for school renovations.

But these proposals, according to the students, are not enough.