French high school students react to Education Minister’s measures
Summary
The French Education Minister Édouard Geffray introduced urgent actions to address large protests by high school students. These protests are about their future and school conditions, and some students shared their opinions in interviews.Key Facts
- Many high school students in France are protesting.
- The protests have caused thousands of arrests.
- Police used stun grenades and tear gas during protests, leading to injuries.
- The government has stopped police from using stun grenades in school protests.
- Education Minister Geffray announced hiring 3,000 extra teachers as part of new measures.
- Students, teachers, and unions want better learning conditions.
- Some people have called for limiting social media access for young people during the protests.
- A policeman was charged for firing a tear gas grenade at a student.
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