NBA》French student demonstrations spread across the country, Wembanyama publicly expressed support

Wembanyama. (File photo)

[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Comprehensive Report] French high school students have recently taken to the streets due to insufficient educational resources and poor learning conditions. Spurs French center Victor Wembanyama has also publicly expressed support recently.

This wave of protests started in high schools in the suburbs of Paris last month. Local students were angry about the lack of teachers and dilapidated campus facilities. They soon evolved into a movement that swept the country. Recently, a new wave of demonstrations was launched in many cities across the country. Some demonstrations triggered violent conflicts. The French Ministry of the Interior confirmed that a total of 71,500 people participated in demonstrations across the country, of which 24,500 participated in the main protest centered on the Place de la Bastille in Paris.

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Wembanyama is very concerned about this issue. When he was asked by fans on Instagram whether he would like to participate in protests with French teenagers, he also left a message in response: "I would be happy to."

When Wembanyama was asked about this at a press conference recently, he said, "These are systemic and unequal issues. I am very happy to see that high school students and young people are willing to stand up and speak out. I hear their voices and support them. I hope everyone can do the same."

Wembanyama pointed out that he is very concerned about this matter, "I am serious. Not long ago, I was in that situation. I had the opportunity to escape from this system and get rid of these problems, but this was just an opportunity, or luck, so I want to express my support."