24 French schools set on fire or looted amid protests
In France, 24 schools were set on fire or looted amid mass protests by high school students. This was stated by the Minister of education Edouard Geffrey on air France 2.
In France, 24 schools were set on fire or looted amid mass protests by high school students. This was stated by the Minister of education Edouard Geffrey on air France 2.
According to the minister, more than 400 schools will not resume full-time classes on October 5 due to ongoing protests. The protests began in the Île-de-France region and subsequently spread across the country.
Participants oppose teacher shortages and overburdened schedules. Other problems in the French education system are also cited as causes of discontent.
French authorities continue to assess the impact of the protests. The exact number of schools that can return to normal may change as the situation develops.
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