On the barricades with wheelie bins and shopping trolleys: Paris students rage at politicians and police
Summary
Hundreds of students across France are protesting against poor school conditions and police violence. The protests started at one school in Paris and have spread to many cities, with clashes causing injuries and arrests mainly involving teenagers.Key Facts
- Students built barricades using bins, barriers, and shopping trolleys at schools to protest.
- The protests call for more school funding and equality in education.
- Human rights groups accuse French police of using excessive force against children.
- Over 200 teenagers, more than 700 police officers, and many teachers have been hurt during clashes.
- Investigations are underway into police violence cases including serious injuries to students.
- More than 5,000 people have been arrested since the protests began; most are minors.
- About 24 schools have been damaged or set on fire during the protests.
- Large demonstrations with students, parents, and union members are planned across France.
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