Părinții și profesorii din Franța au format un lanț uman ca să-i apere pe elevi de confruntările cu jandarmii

In France, high school students are protesting against the education system, leading to violent clashes with police. The protests, which began in Île-de-France, have spread nationwide, affecting nearly 400 schools. Students are voicing concerns over chronic underfunding, overcrowded classrooms, and exam stress. While some protests have turned chaotic, with masked groups causing destruction, others have remained peaceful. Over 625 individuals, mostly minors, have been arrested. Teachers have joined the protests, attempting to mediate, but with limited success. In some areas, educators and parents have formed human chains to protect students from police confrontations.