In France during the protests of high school students injured almost 80 people

High school protests continue in France. For a whole week, students have been speaking out against overworked schedules, teacher shortages and other problems in the education system. The actions often turn into riots: recorded cases of arson and clashes, writes sb.by.

According to the Minister of National Education, Edouard Geffre, almost 80 people have been injured since the beginning of the protests. He stressed that he was concerned not by the fact that demands were made by schoolchildren, but by the growing violence. Of the 76 victims, 18 were employees of educational institutions.

On Tuesday, September 29, protesters blocked about ten universities and more than 400 lyceums across the country.

In Riga, a large-scale protest of doctors took place at the government building

More than 300,000 people take part in public sector protests in France