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10 articles about 7 events for “Student Protests In France” from BBC News. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“France suspended the use of one type of stun grenade while policing student protests in early October after a 15-year-old's hand was blown off, but French newspaper Le Monde has reported that police have continued to use a different model in subsequent…”
“France, where the current wave of student protests kicked off in late September, fuelled by student complaints over staff shortages and dilapidated buildings, is a stand-out catalyst in Europe.”
“…ping restrictions have been imposed on demonstrations across France but hundreds of thousands of protesters are still expected to gather in Paris and elsewhere for a second round of protests organised by students, trade unions and wider anti-government…”
“Student protests in France have seen hundreds of thousands take to the streets since they began late last month.”
“French intelligence had briefed government circles earlier this month that left-wing anarchist groups were involved in the student protests.”
“How day of protests unfolded as disorder breaks out across France An estimated half a million people took part in protests across France, demanding greater investment in education and action on the rising cost of living.”
“Around 550,000 people took part in demonstrations last Saturday to protest rising fuel prices, education standards and the cost of living, which have escalated after weeks of student protests.”
“At least 2,500 people have been arrested across France since the disorder broke out and Macron met intelligence services and ministers on Thursday, to prepare for the next national day of protests on Saturday.”
“The government admitted the police had "lost control" during the violence, which came after weeks of protests by students over conditions in high schools.”
“Masked protesters, many of them high school and university students, hurled rocks and petrol bombs at riot police trying to defend the education ministry, one of the focal points of the protests.”