فبراير.كوم
فبراير.كوم
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The French government has raised its level of response to the escalating educational crisis following violent protests at numerous high schools. It announced the complete or partial suspension of classes in between 400 and 500 schools due to acts of vandalism and protests that resulted in 78 education sector workers being injured and 24 institutions being deliberately destroyed. Approximately 5,000 individuals have been detained since the protests began two weeks ago. The protests initially started in the suburbs of Paris and evolved into widespread clashes. The government has accused radical political factions of involvement in the escalation, while students complain about poor material conditions, the absence of teachers, and an exhausting schedule from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The crisis poses a significant challenge for the French government as it seeks to restore order and protect schools, amid growing concerns over the continuation of protests and the deteriorating educational situation.
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