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France's Gen Z: 5,000 students detained before protests turn violent
France has witnessed widespread protests against the conditions of education, during which more than 735 educational institutions were closed, and 158 of them were subjected to acts of violence, including attacks on security forces, teachers, and journalists. The protests began on September 17 in the Île-de-France region, then spread to other parts of the country, with students shutting down schools and clashing with police. The demonstrations were in response to the long school hours, difficult conditions—particularly the heat in classrooms—and the absence of some staff members. French authorities emphasized that while the demands are understandable, violence is unacceptable. As a result, more than 1,747 people have been detained, over 5,000 individuals have been fined since the protests began, and incidents of vandalism, theft, and property destruction have also occurred.
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