High-school protests across France, over 1,000 injured and 30,000 students without classes
Summary
French education ministry reports more than 1,000 people injured since mid-September high-school protests began, including students, staff and police, with 30,000 students unable to attend classes after 24 schools were burned or vandalised; the interior minister suspended use of stun grenades after a 15-year-old in Lens had a hand blown off, 18 police oversight investigations are underway, and the interior ministry says 6,547 people have been arrested since 28 September.
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Više od 1.000 povrijeđenih od početka protesta u francuskim srednjim školama, 30.000 učenika ne može pohađati nastavu Obustavljena upotreba šok-granata tokom protesta İlayda Çakırtekin 07.
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