"If it's true, I would find it particularly nauseating," explains Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education. (translated)
"If it's true, I would find it particularly nauseating," explains Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education. (translated)
Blockade of high schools: Édouard Geffray denounces "violent instrumentalizations of young people by external groups" (translated)
"We cannot circumvent democratic institutions through violence," replied, for his part, the Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray, on France Inter, in an interview in which he attributed the violence to "people outside" the institutions. (translated)
180 high schools were involved in attempts to block, blockages, or various disturbances. Invited this Monday, September 28, on the set of BFMTV, the Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, denounced violence "committed by external individuals" during the mobilization of high school students. (translated)
"If it's true, I would find it particularly nauseating," explains Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education. (translated)
"We are fully opening the modalities for the release of speech," defended Edouard Geffray, Minister of National Education, on France Inter on Monday, September 28, regarding the questionnaire intended to allow students to report sexual and sexist violence. (translated)
"In principle, at the primary level, there is a minimal reception service provided by local authorities." On RMC, the Minister of National Education Edouard Geffray reiterated that "in principle, at the primary level, there is a minimal reception service provided by local authorities." (translated)
"If this is true, I would find it particularly nauseating." High school blockages: Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education, denounces "violence committed by outside individuals." (translated)
"It is profoundly defamatory and insulting." Remarks by Jean-Luc Mélenchon on the blockades of high schools: "It is profoundly defamatory and insulting," estimates Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education. (translated)
"If it's true, I would find that particularly nauseating," explains Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education. (translated)
"If the expression of high school students must be respected, violent actions cannot be tolerated." While several high schools in the Paris region were blocked, the Minister of National Education Édouard Geffray and the Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez warned that law enforcement could intervene in order to "preserve public order." (translated)
"If the expression of high school students must be respected, violent actions cannot be tolerated," wrote Laurent Nuñez and Edouard Geffray in a telegram consulted by AFP. (translated)
He will be immediately contacted by a social worker or a nurse or a psychologist from the National Education, who will be able to ensure the collection of the first words. When an identified student reports violence, "he will be immediately contacted by a social worker or a nurse or a psychologist from the National Education, who will be able to ensure the collection of the first words," specifies the Minister of National Education Édouard Geffray, who adds that "if this first statement shows that there is a risk for the child, we will initiate what we usually do, namely referrals to the justice system." (translated)
Protests increased on Friday in the suburbs of Paris and in Nice, where "about ten" high schools were blocked according to Edouard Geffray. (translated)
Blockade of high schools: Édouard Geffray denounces "violent instrumentalization of young people by external groups" (translated)
"We cannot demand teachers and encourage blockades that prevent students from attending classes (...). High school students need us to prepare their future, not to use them for electoral purposes." On Friday, the Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, had already denounced a "political instrumentalization of youth," also pointing to the responsibility of the deputies of La France insoumise. (translated)
"You have high school students who have demands that are sometimes completely legitimate." In a message on X on Friday, Édouard Geffray targeted "LFI deputies (who) have been encouraging young people to block high schools since Wednesday" and whose "call to extend the blockades assumes a political instrumentalization of youth." (translated)
"If the expression of high school students must be respected, violent actions cannot be tolerated," wrote Laurent Nuñez and Edouard Geffray in a telegram consulted by AFP. (translated)
In this circular dated September 26 addressed to the prefects, rectors, and directors of academies, the ministers of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, and National Education, Edouard Geffray, note that "attempts to block high schools" since September 18 "have led to unacceptable violence against staff of the National Education and law enforcement." (translated)
"We cannot demand teachers and encourage blockades that prevent students from attending classes (...). High school students need their future to be prepared, not to be used for electoral purposes." However, "they do not justify either the mortar fire, the hindrance to access to classes, or any form of violence," said Édouard Geffray. (translated)
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