Hundreds held, dozens wounded as French school protests escalate
Summary
Over 600 people were arrested and dozens of police officers were injured during protests by French high school students. The protests, which began over issues like class size, teacher shortages, and hot classrooms, have spread to many cities across France and led to clashes with security forces.Key Facts
- More than 600 people were detained during protests blocking high schools.
- 83 police officers and gendarmes were injured in the clashes.
- The protests started in the Paris region and spread nationwide.
- Students are protesting problems including long schedules, crowded classes, and lack of teachers.
- About 356 schools were affected by the protests on the reported day.
- Authorities condemned violence including attacks on police, throwing objects, and attempted arson.
- Since the protests began, 119 students and staff members have been injured.
- Cities heavily affected include Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, and Lille.
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