Police arrest thousands of schoolchildren

More than 6,000 people have been detained in France since the start of high school protests. This is reported by Figaro with reference to the interior Ministry of the country.

Since September 28, 6,059 arrests have been made. Earlier, the Ministry of Justice reported that more than 5 thousand people were detained.

In relation to more than 1.8 thousand people started a trial. The investigation of ten cases is conducted by the General Inspectorate of the National Police, which checks the actions of law enforcement officers.

High school students in France have been protesting for a second week against an overworked schedule and teacher shortage. Some actions are accompanied by riots.

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