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French school protests resume on smaller scale after autumn break

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Briefings

French high school student protests resumed on Monday following a two-week break, with pupils attempting to blockade several high schools in Paris, Marseille, and Rennes. The event marks a return to activism after the break, though the scale is significantly reduced compared to previous weeks.

Key points

• French high school student protests resumed on Monday after a two-week break, with pupils attempting to blockade several high schools in Paris, Marseille, and Rennes.
• The scale of the protests is much smaller than in past weeks, with students trying to block a few high schools in the specified cities.

Context

French high school student protests resumed on Monday after a two-week break, with pupils attempting to blockade several high schools in Paris, Marseille, and Rennes. This marks a return to activism following the break, though the scale is significantly reduced compared to previous weeks.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the specific event on Monday following the break. It does not include data on prior protest scales, reasons for the break, or long-term trends beyond the immediate return to activism.

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