French schools face renewed violence and closures

In France, student protests over student conditions have escalated, with groups of students setting fires and clashes with police, leading to the closure of more than 560 high schools, along with reports of injuries among teachers and students. The main reasons cited are long school hours, rising temperatures in classrooms, and a lack of staff. The government responded by condemning violence and blaming parents for not calming their children. Authorities asked the judiciary to hold families responsible for the damages, while the government pledged to hold dialogue sessions with education unions. The tensions continue, six months before the presidential elections.

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