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France protests: What we know as schools brace for nationwide action
Protests have continued across France for a third week as tens of thousands of school pupils and trade unionists have taken to the streets across many cities.
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Protests have persisted across France for a third week, drawing tens of thousands of school pupils and trade‑union members onto the streets in numerous cities. The movement began on 21 September when students in deprived Paris districts started boycotting classes to demand relief from teacher shortages and poor working conditions. Since then the demonstrations have expanded into a nationwide campaign, with the largest rallies occurring on Tuesday. The continued participation of both pupils and unionists signals an escalating challenge for authorities as the unrest spreads.
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