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The French high-school blockade protests

  1. Update 2 sa 2PinakabagoAraw 10Pagkalipas ng 6 araw

    A Lens Pupil Lost His Hand. France’s Grenade Pause Leaves the Crucial Questions Open

    A 15-year-old’s left-hand amputation has changed policing at French school protests. New footage adds evidence, but does not establish pickup, identify the munition or settle responsibility.

    Manood

    Pinakamaagang sourceDW News

    Ano ang nagbago

    • The pupil’s left hand was amputated, he remained hospitalised on 7 October, and the lycée-movement grenade restriction has been confirmed.

    Bukas pa noon

    • The exact munition, decisive hand movement, trajectory and responsibility remain unresolved. The mother’s announced complaint is not confirmed filed.

    Ang sinabi naming babantayan

    • Check the pupil’s anticipated interview, investigators’ receipt of the footage, the complaint’s filing and any change to the restriction. No inquiry completion date or lifting date has been announced.

  2. Update 1 sa 2Araw 4

    France’s school protests force two tests: safer classrooms and accountable policing

    School fires and widening protests have made restoring lessons only half the task. France also needs answers on classroom resources and how injured pupils were hurt.

    Manood

    Pinakamaagang sourcePOLITICO

    Ano ang una nating nalaman

    • 625People apprehended Wednesday
    • 83Officers and gendarmes reported wounded Wednesday
    • 356Establishments affected Wednesday

Sino ang nag-ulat

Sino ang nag-ulat

111 outlet · 202 sanggunian · 37 video

25 sa 111 ang nakapag-ulat na sa puntong ito

Sino ang nag-ulat ng ano

Mga puntong iniulat ng higit sa isang outlet

Bawat linya ay ang pahayag ayon sa naitala namin mula sa ulat ng outlet na iyon. Inihambing hanggang .

Sino ang sangkot

Sino ang sangkot

Mga tao

  • Laurent NuñezFrench official and politician (born 1964)
  • Emmanuel MacronPresident of France and Co-Prince of Andorra since 2017
  • François-Xavier LauchFrench official
  • Jean-Luc MélenchonFrench left-wing populist politician (born 1951)
  • Sébastien LecornuPrime Minister of France since 2025
  • Édouard GeffrayFrench jurist and official

Mga organisasyon

  • Inspection générale de la police nationaleFrench government agency in the Inspection service
  • La France insoumiseFrench left-wing political party
  • Ministry of the InteriorFrench ministry
  • National Police of Francemain civil law enforcement agency of France
  • Union syndicale lycéenneFrench student trade union

Mga lugar

  • Lille
  • Auguste Behal Professional School
  • France
  • Lens
  • Lyon
  • Marseille
  • Nantes
  • Wingles

Mga pangako

Mga pangako

Mga pangako sa kuwentong ito: 3Bahagyang tinupad 2Lampas na sa takdang araw, hindi pa nasusuri 1

  • Lampas na sa takdang araw, hindi pa nasusuriEducation minister: The education minister said hundreds of teachers on temporary contracts would be hired in the coming days.Takdang araw:
  • Bahagyang tinupadÉdouard Geffray: The government will set up a major consultation platform for students; Geffray hopes to resolve most problematic situations by 16 October.Takdang araw:
  • Bahagyang tinupadÉdouard Geffray: Education Minister Édouard Geffray said 3,000 substitute teachers would be deployed to about 100 high schools with particularly acute shortages between Friday and Tuesday.Takdang araw:

Kaugnay na coverage

Kaugnay na coverage

  1. Kasunod na pangyayariFrance’s ‘rioters pay’ bill reaches beyond those who cause damage
  2. Parehong pangyayariLouvre visitors turned away as student blockade stops admission
  3. Kasunod na pangyayariTear gas and police charges renew disorder at Paris’s République
  4. Kasunod na pangyayariFire collapses Limoges town hall spire as city seeks replacement offices
France’s school protests force two tests: safer classrooms and accountable policing