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"From the police, he replies. It has become violent and aggressive. The young people are protesting against their poor study conditions, and they are being sent police without restraint. It is unacceptable. Police violence was occurring in the suburbs before, but now we have it here. It seems that the government cannot control its troops." Antoine, in his fifties and father of two teenagers, has made a cardboard sign: "Let's protect our children." #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #JusticeSociale (translated)

"In their high school, some classrooms are unsanitary, it's 8 degrees in winter, and the schedules are poorly constructed, with long days and gaps in the middle. We have a lot of resources; others have much less. It’s not fair." Milo, 16, who is in his final year in Montpellier, acknowledges that his school is "rather well-off." #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #JusticeSociale (translated)

On October 6, 2026, between 250,000 and 450,000 high school students, students, parents, and trade unionists demonstrated across France, marking a significant rise in student mobilization and a desire for change, inspired by the events of May '68, although tensions and violence emerged during these gatherings. #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #JusticeSociale (translated)

Fdesouche.com reported that Sarah Knafo stated before the European Parliament that individuals who committed damages would not be left alone and that the amounts owed would be recovered from their salaries or other income. https://t.co/jeqhClmIxS #ParlementEuropéen #JusticeSociale #DroitsDesTravailleurs (translated)

The author claimed that high school students had suffered serious violence, mentioning in particular a hand torn off, a lost eye, a fractured jaw, and students who were strangled or violently confronted. He presented these facts as the government's response to young people who were demanding teachers and better study conditions. https://t.co/qaAzoMmmhq #Éducation #JusticeSociale #RéformeÉducative #FR (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that he had never witnessed such violent police repression against children. He recorded six incidents of police violence targeting high school students in his constituency within a few days and attributed them to governmental repression as well as a directive of "no restraint" that Laurent Nuñez allegedly transmitted to law enforcement. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesEnfants #JusticeSociale (translated)

Marcel wrote that bourgeois people he judged to be disconnected thought they could calm the anger by cutting social media, a method he compared to those of the worst dictatorships. He stated that it would not work and that it was too late. https://t.co/zRIjA2uSv6 #Liberté #JusticeSociale #Révolte (translated)

Ilan Gabet stated that Thaïs d’Escufon had expressed joy over the mutilation of a 16-year-old boy. He considered that it illustrated the system's failures in the face of online hate and criticized her for spreading hostile content on social media for years. He asked why she had not been condemned or banned from social media, a measure that he believed the law would allow, and why her posts had not been sanctioned by moderation. He finally asked when the authorities would put an end to the situation. #HaineEnLigne #LibertéDexpression #JusticeSociale (translated)

Allan BARTE stated that the police and the media were working together during social movements. He denounced what he presented as a recurring destabilization effort aimed at discrediting the opposition and preparing for future social destruction. #Lycéens #lycées #Blocage #ViolencesPolicières https://t.co/iJs7CKZDhH #ViolencesPolicières #Médias #JusticeSociale (translated)

Bally Bagayoko said he was caricatured and that some media attributed intentions and statements to him that he had not made. He relayed the interventions of Isabelle Saporta and Alain Bauer, whom he thanked for their honesty. He asserted that combating violence among youth required not to feed it with stigmatizing words, policies of abandonment, or contempt. He stated that he prioritized listening and dialogue, an approach he has indicated he has been implementing for years in neighborhoods and in Saint-Denis–Pierrefitte, with educators, leaders, associations, and youth services. Bagayoko criticized those who, according to him, prioritized buzz and escalation over prevention, blaming culprits without addressing the causes, which he cited as relegation, the weakening of public services, and the lack of prospects for a generation. He said he refused to reduce young people to mere incidents and advocated for firmness against violence as well as against abandonment. According to him, lasting tranquility relied on human presence, dialogue, and social justice rather than on slogans. #JusticeSociale #NonViolence #Dialogue (translated)

The author wrote that the outrage over police violence, which he believed was made invisible by the mainstream media, was spreading in society. He claimed that there were more arrests than at the height of May 1968 and accused the government of choosing an escalation that he deemed crude and dangerous. https://t.co/Vjoz6bSxO6 #ViolencesPolicières #Résistance #JusticeSociale #FR (translated)

Isaure believes that denigrating the left and La France Insoumise amounts to condemning the right to protest in order to defend their rights and a fairer life. She also condemned the fact that high school students have, in her opinion, been beaten and assaulted for several days, and that this violence is justified on the grounds that they are burning things. #JusticeSociale #Manifestation #LUTTE (translated)

The author described Throne Day as an indictment of King Muhammad VI’s rule, saying members of the elite kissed the king’s hand while poor people headed to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. They claimed that more than 70,000 people, mostly Moroccans, had risked their lives to flee to Europe and that about 100 had died trying. https://t.co/CTwh8POm9E #Maroc #Royaume #JusticeSociale #MA #ES #EU