Mobilization of high school students: Sébastien Lecornu denounces the transformation of the movement into an “urban violence movement”
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Minister Sébastien Lecornu describes the high school movement as a movement of urban violence, condemning mortar fire and intrusions into educational establishments.
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Why It Matters
The high school movement expresses demands to the government and regional councils.
Sébastien Lecornu estimated Thursday that the “high school movement” was transforming into a “urban violence movement”, denouncing “a call for violence which is absolutely appalling” in certain places.
Referring in particular to "mortar fire in high schools" or "intrusions", the Prime Minister judged that this was "an insult to the high school students" who wanted to show their "angst" and "discontent", or "to ask things from the government or regional councils".
Open Questions
- Which specific high schools were affected by the violence?







