Protest in front of the Louvre Museum in Paris: Students blocked the entrances

The ongoing protests across France moved to the Louvre Museum, one of the landmarks of the capital Paris.

Students studying at art and culture schools blocked the entrances of the museum and prevented visitors from accessing the building.

According to the French news agency AFP, the students organized the protest to support the protests of high school students and to react to the interventions of the security forces against the demonstrators.

In the images shared on social media, students from art and culture schools were seen gathering in front of the famous glass pyramid of the Louvre Museum.

Demonstrators carried banners saying "France's public services are collapsing" to draw attention to the problems in public services.

Activists expressed their reactions against police interventions while arguing that education and public services in the country are gradually deteriorating.

The blocking of entrance to the museum due to the protest also affected tourists who wanted to visit the Louvre.

The protest in front of the Louvre Museum took place at a time when demonstrations against the high cost of living, problems in the education system and the deterioration of public services continued throughout France.

While there has been tension between demonstrators and security forces in the protests held in many cities in recent days, the scope of the demonstrations has expanded with the participation of students.