France schools protests: more than 6,100 arrested since start of demonstrations
Summary
More than 6,100 people, mostly students under 18 with no prior criminal records, have been arrested during over two weeks of high school protests across France. The protests focus on education issues and have involved clashes between students and police.Key Facts
- The protests have lasted more than two weeks.
- Over 6,100 individuals have been arrested so far.
- Most arrested are minors with no previous criminal records.
- The protests are about improving education and learning conditions.
- Police have used stun grenades and tear gas during demonstrations.
- The French government has temporarily stopped using stun grenades in school protests.
- There has been public concern about the treatment of young protesters.
- Some students and teachers are involved in mass protests demanding better schools.
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