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In France, employees, civil servants, trade unions and high school students are mobilized this Thursday 5 November for a day of national strike. France 24 went to the Lycée Le Corbusier, in #Aubervilliers, where the blockage of students took place since 7:30 a.m.
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In this magazine, we go back to high school mobilization, with an essential question about the maintenance of order as it exists today in our country. The use of intermediate weapons such as grenades or gunmen, questions. The injuries inflicted on adolescents shocked and alarmed the United Nations. Our guests this week: Layla Ahelmarani, mother of a second student, attending Lecorbusier High School in Aubervilliers, and Axel Ronde, president and spokesperson of the CFTC police union.
Pauline Godart is in front of Turgot High School in Paris.
Romane Groisard, representative of the UPEC student union in Commune and student in Créteil, is the guest of France 24 for this act IV of student mobilization. Students joined high school students, with some teachers, to demand concrete measures. She denounces the absence of the minister's replies and also refers to the presence of unsolicited France at their meeting, while stressing the need to avoid any political recovery.
#France: High school mobilization continues. Blockages of high schools and universities began on this fourth day of demonstrations. The Ministers of National Education and Higher Education receive the three main high school organizations during the day. Follow this fourth day of high school mobilization on #France24
High school mobilization does not weaken in France. On Thursday 8 October, the movement entered its "Act IV" with a new day of mobilization and an important demonstration in Paris. Students also join the movement as a sign of support for high school students and their demands. Johan Bodin's details from Paris.
The high school mobilization continues this Thursday with an "Act IV" and is growing, with new institutions mobilized across France. The high school students continue to bring their demands, ask to be heard, while the meeting with the government Wednesday night did not satisfy. To take stock of the situation, Johan Bodin, journalist of FRANCE 24, is live since the Lycée Turgot, in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris. In particular, he questions Ethan, a student in BTS, about the demands and program of the day's demonstration.
The mobilization of high school students in France is closely monitored abroad, particularly in the United States. It is one of the sites of the New York Times, Wall Street newspaper, CNN... Analysis of Matthieu Mabin, correspondent from France 24 to Washington.
One of the key factors in high school mobilization in recent hours, according to intelligence services: social networks, doped with artificial intelligence. Some mayors have even requested that these social networks be temporarily blocked from minors.
This Tuesday is a crucial day for the continuation of the high school movement that began three weeks ago in France. Demonstrations are announced throughout the country, during which its students will be joined by an inter-union of teachers. They demand better human and material means to work. "As long as our demands are not listened to, the movement will continue," says Marius Mesnil, co-secretary general of the High School Union.
Tens of thousands of high school students, joined by students and national education unions, are expected today in the streets of France. Insanity of buildings, lack of staff, impact of Parcoursup... Shared issues that they intend to denounce collectively. The story of Alexandra Quarini.
Degraded buildings, overcrowded classes, absent teachers: high school students mobilized this Tuesday denounce a lack of resources. Yet France spends a lot on its high schools.
Criticized by the government on its role in the high school movement and in the excesses of the last days, La France insoumise responds with a counter-recitation on police violence. Jean-Luc Mélenchon intends to make youth protection the central element of the day of mobilization on 6 October.
Thousands of high school students began marching on Tuesday in several cities in France during an "Act III" of mobilization to demand means. Confrontations broke out with the police in Strasbourg and Lyon, according to Reuters journalists present on the spot. Follow our direct.
Between 400 and 500 lycées were again closed, at least partially, this Monday in France. Tomorrow, a day of national mobilization is planned with the support of most student and teacher unions.
The beginning of a "black week"? Hundreds of high schools are again closed at least in part on Monday on the eve of a new day of mobilization, which unions are calling to join, and while calls for a hard block are flourishing on social networks.
Since it expanded, the protest movement of high school students has been rhythmic by many overflows. In reaction, the police presence appears to be massive, and several demonstrators report acts of violence. A tense climate, fuelled by the assimilation of the movement to "urban violence", according to expert Olivier Cahn.
More than 170 rallies are planned on Tuesday across France to demand a salary increase of the civil servants and budgetary resources at the level of the missions of the public services. Firefighters, already in the streets of Paris yesterday to denounce "the lack of resources", will be in union processions, while dozens of high schools are blocked. Follow our direct.
