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France schools protests: more than 6,100 arrested since start of demonstrations

France schools protests: more than 6,100 arrested since start of demonstrations

france24.com 07.10.2026 22:17 7 views
After more than two weeks of high school protests across France, police have arrested a total of 6,100 individuals, the majority of whom are minors who, until now, had no previous criminal record. So, what has happend to

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France schools protests: more than 6,100 arrested since start of demonstrations After more than two weeks of high school protests across France, police have arrested a total of 6,100 individuals, the majority of whom are minors who, until now, had no previous criminal record. So, what has happend to these students, and what lies ahead for them? FRANCE 24's Caitlin Brown has more.

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