France Student Protests and Education Policy Dispute
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Latest reports
- French high-school disruption intensifies with fires and clashes
- Rats, broken windows and overcrowding fuel school protests across France
- 'Fundamental demand': Saint-Denis students seek same opportunity as those in 'more privileged areas'
- ‘Fundamental demand’: Saint-Denis students seek the same opportunities as those in ‘more privileged areas’
- French school-condition protests spread as students set fires and erect blockades
- School protests spread as fires and blockades deepen unrest in France
- French protests over school conditions spread as students set fires and erect blockades
- France school protests escalate into ‘urban violence’ as PM calls crisis cabinet meeting
- French student protests turn violent, schools set on fire
- Students face riot police as French protests over school conditions escalate
- Students face riot police as French school-condition protests escalate
- French school protests escalate as hundreds detained and dozens wounded
- Attackers douse French headteacher in petrol as student protests intensify
- Why are French students blocking their school entrances?
- LIVE: Students blockade Paris high school in protest
- Hundreds held, dozens wounded as French school protests escalate
- Why France’s school students are protesting against their government
- Hundreds held, dozens wounded as French school-condition protests escalate
- Hundreds detained, dozens wounded as French school protests escalate
Earlier coverage
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Student protests expand as public-sector strikes grow
Students across France protest poor school conditions
Guardian News
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Student School Blockades and Clashes with Police
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