Victor Wembanyama expressed his support for the high school student protests in France, emphasizing the importance of young people speaking out about inequalities and issues in the education system. #VictorWembanyama #MobilisationLycéenne #SoutienAuxJeunes (translated)
"I just participated in a blockade, without violence, but I got gassed and I fainted," completes Jade, a high school student at Louise Michel high school in Bobigny (Seine-Saint-Denis). #LycéensEnColère #ViolencesPolicières #SoutienAuxJeunes (translated)
"It's true that there can be violent protests from students, but that should never justify this repression with such barbarity," adds Pietro, a security guard in a museum. #LycéensEnColère #ViolencesPolicières #SoutienAuxJeunes (translated)
"I have been gassed thirteen times," explains Mélody, 15 years old, a student at the Jean Vilar high school in Meaux (Seine-et-Marne). #LycéensEnColère #ViolencesPolicières #SoutienAuxJeunes (translated)
"One does not shoot at young people" "One does not shoot at young people" proclaims Isabelle, mother of two high school students and a middle school student, who is astonished to have to repeat this message. #LycéensEnColère #ViolencesPolicières #SoutienAuxJeunes (translated)
In the high school procession in Paris, parents and teachers express their support for the young protesters while denouncing police violence during the mobilization, questioning the government's response to the youth. #LycéensEnColère #ViolencesPolicières #SoutienAuxJeunes (translated)
