147 school staff have been injured in France since protests began
According to the newspaper Monde, based on the information of the Ministry of education of France, since the beginning of September protests students have suffered almost 150 workers.
According to the newspaper Monde, which relies on information from the French Ministry of Education, almost 150 school workers have been injured since the beginning of the September protests, a total of 147 people have been injured. It's from sb.by.
According to RIA Novosti, the statistics for October 12 are especially alarming: 20 employees of the education system, including five school principals, were injured on this day. According to the daily number of victims, this figure is the second highest since the beginning of the protest movement (after data from October 1).
Protests by high school students in France have been going on for weeks. Students speak out against overloaded schedules, teacher shortages, and other educational challenges. Some actions escalate into riots: in Paris, security forces used tear gas and noise grenades. In total, more than 6.8 thousand people were detained, most of them minors.
The movement calls not to curtail the protests and join the large-scale demonstrations scheduled for October 13, with up to 200,000 people expected to take part.
In France warned about the possible disruption of the work of about 200 lyceums due to protests of students
