E wrote that a video from Lyon in France, according to him, showed a situation resembling a war zone, even though some referred to it as a school protest. He stated that projectiles were thrown at colleagues who had recently been subjected to great stress and expressed his support for them. According to E, the video came from the Instagram account mvalet_officiel. https://t.co/PvhksUdvTo #Lyon #Skolprotest #Frankrike (translated)
E wrote that the segment was about the assault on a young, lone female police officer during the riots in Paris. According to him, she had been kicked to the ground and received kicks to her face and body, while someone shouted that she should be killed. He stated that the two interviewed were police officers who were now politically active, and that he knew one of them. E argued that Matthieu Vallet clearly dismissed the description of the events as school protests and instead pointed out left-wing extremists belonging to LFI as well as hooligans and criminals. E agreed with Vallet's call to name things by their proper names and described the events as riots and serious threats to democracy. #Paris #Demokrati #Misshandel (translated)
The review stated that SVT had reported on the French school protests and asked where the French flag was seen among the Palestinian, Syrian, and Algerian flags that, according to the post, were waved during the demonstration at Place de la République in Paris. https://t.co/zQz0uShn99 #Frankrike #Skolprotester #Paris (translated)
In a letter to the editor, Staffan Eriksson criticizes Swedish media for romanticizing the protests of French students, instead of examining the responsibilities of adults and the consequences for the children who want a safe school experience. #skolprotester #frankrike #mediekritik (translated)
The school protests in France continue with hundreds of closed schools, and Education Minister Édouard Geffray is set to meet with student representatives to discuss the situation. #Skolprotester #Frankrike #Utbildning (translated)
The writer questioned whether people still saw the events as school protests and the participants as ordinary students. They argued that people they described as terrorists had burned schools, attacked emergency services, and waved Hamas flags, and asked if those who saw them as students were really so naive. https://t.co/2fNDU8Ffs2 #skolprotester #terrorism #naivitet #IL (translated)
Lisa Magnusson argues that even in times of violence and rioting in French schools, the important fact remains that students have rights that must be recognized and protected. #skolprotester #ungdomar #våld (translated)
E. questioned whether anyone still believed in the description of the events as school protests. E. wrote that a clip from Marseille showed people whom he described as criminals, rather than students, setting fire to a fire truck. A firefighter was injured in connection with the incident, according to E. https://t.co/NXnnmmjk68 #skolprotester #omdsdagsläget #yttrandefrihet (translated)
France does not have an equivalent school system, and in disadvantaged areas, we see it every day, says Marie, 48, who is a teacher in the suburb of Mantes-la-Jolie. #skolprotester #Frankrike #utbildning (translated)
Over 250,000 people participated in school protests in France, likened to a new 1968, with high school students and teachers demanding better equality in education and facing violent clashes with the police. #skolprotester #Frankrike #utbildning (translated)
