Media: police used tear gas against protesters in Lyon

Police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Lyon in southeastern France. It's reported by sb.by.

The situation in Paris has also worsened. A group of protesters began throwing stones, bottles and smoke bombs at law enforcement officers, and the police responded with stun grenades.

Actions are held in other cities of the country, including Marseille, Lille and Nice.

National protests in France are taking place for the fourth consecutive Saturday. According to youth unions, 250,000 people took part in demonstrations across the country on November 7, including 75,000 in Paris. At the same time, about 70,000 police officers were deployed. In France, a fire broke out in one of the lyceums amid a strike - the cause may be arson