Sali Berisha, the former Prime Minister, called for solidarity with the students. #Albánia #diáktüntetések #EdiRama (translated)
Foreign actors are behind the protests, who are trying to hinder Albania's EU accession. Prime Minister Edi Rama stated in a video message that he believes there are "foreign actors who are trying to obstruct Albania's EU membership." #Albánia #diáktüntetések #EdiRama (translated)
During student government protests in Albania, the police responded to the demonstrators with tear gas and water cannons, resulting in 156 injuries and several hundred arrests so far. #Albánia #diáktüntetések #EdiRama (translated)
According to Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, 248 students, 937 police officers, and 149 people working in educational institutions were injured. #diáktüntetés #Franciaország #LFI (translated)
The French far-left, especially the Unyielding France, stands in solidarity with the students while Marine Le Pen tries to exploit the tensions that arise during the protests. #diáktüntetés #Franciaország #LFI (translated)
4 children "mutilated" by a firearm, 6 children "seriously injured", physical blows, insults, and sexual harassment - such accusations have been articulated according to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez against the police; however, he denied any excessive police action or police repression. #franciaország #diáktüntetések #rendőri_erőszak (translated)
Several French teenagers suffered severe injuries resembling war wounds during student protests, while the police launched an internal investigation into allegations of police violence. #franciaország #diáktüntetések #rendőri_erőszak (translated)
Attacks on institutions, vandalism of public property, and endangering public safety have nothing to do with the legitimate demands of students. Governments can be removed through democratic elections; we had an election last year, not a revolution – stated Edi Rama in a written statement sent to the news agency. #Albánia #diáktüntetések #kormányzás (translated)
Edi Rama, the Albanian Prime Minister, rejected calls for his resignation due to student protests, emphasizing that governments can be replaced through democratic elections, and criticized the violent nature of the demonstrations while showing willingness to negotiate regarding the increase in education costs. #Albánia #diáktüntetések #kormányzás (translated)
Mirela Kumbaro, the Minister of Education, said that she respects the right to protest, but a civic student demonstration and violence against public buildings are two different things. #Albánia #tüntetés #kormányellenes (translated)
Protesting is a legitimate right, but it should not be used as an excuse for violence, the destruction of the city, or ugly confrontations in the middle of the road. #diáktüntetés #Tirana #oktatás (translated)
The student protests in Tirana are becoming increasingly violent, where demonstrators took to the streets against poor educational conditions and corruption, while the police attempted to disperse the crowd with tear gas, which was accompanied by damage to several buildings and arson. #diáktüntetés #Tirana #oktatás (translated)
Deputy Prime Minister Albana Kociu condemned the events on Facebook. #Albánia #diáktüntetés #korrupció (translated)
In Albania, a student protest involving thousands turned violent when demonstrators broke into the Ministry of Finance and set fire to the Ministry of Education, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama due to poor educational conditions and corruption. #Albánia #diáktüntetés #korrupció (translated)
While Delina Ibrahimaj, the Minister of Economy, condemned the burning and destruction of institutional buildings, the Albanian media reported that the protests on Wednesday also spread to the universities in Elbasan and Shkodra. #Albánia #diáktüntetések #Tirana (translated)
The right to peaceful protest is the foundation of democracy, and it is the state's duty to ensure this. However, violence cannot be a means of expressing dissatisfaction, just as police use of force must not exceed the limits of legality and proportionality," said Bajram Begaj, the Albanian president, in a statement on Wednesday. #Albánia #diáktüntetések #Tirana (translated)
In Albania, bloody demonstrations broke out in Tirana, where thousands of students clashed with the police, damaged and set buildings on fire while voicing their demands due to problems surrounding higher education. #Albánia #diáktüntetések #Tirana (translated)
In Tirana, a protest organized by students turned into violence and destruction, where the police reacted harshly to the demonstrators, and the situation did not calm down even after dark. #tüntetés #Tirana #diáktüntetés (translated)
The situation in France has become tense again, as student protests have begun due to systemic problems that arise at the start of the school year and the severe economic situation, while the government is unable to implement effective reforms. #Franciaország #diáktüntetések #gazdaság (translated)
We will not give up, I am proud of the French students. They are stealing our future, schools do not receive the necessary funding - said Greta Thunberg in English to journalists in front of a crowd of a hundred young people. #france #diáktüntetés #oktatás (translated)
