法国学生因校园资金短缺、教师不足和设施陈旧而发起的抗议活动已升级为全国范围的城市暴力事件12。抗议从上周巴黎地区开始后迅速蔓延2，目前全国约有900场示威、占领和相关事件正在进行2，至少30所大学被封锁，包括雷恩和巴黎的校园1。
暴力冲突造成严重后果1。周三单日逮捕625人，至少83名警察受伤1。截至周四中午，全国已进行超600次逮捕1。抗议期间多所学校发生火灾，马赛和斯特拉斯堡的公共交通因破坏和暴力威胁被迫停运1。学生联盟领导者拉斐尔批评现状，指出"建筑破旧不堪，食堂太小，零预算、零资源，监督员不足"1。
面对局势升级，法国总理塞巴斯蒂安·勒科尔努于周四召开危机内阁会议应对12，并要求部长们取消出行计划2。许多学校已决定转为在线教学以保护教师和学生2。此外，极右翼国民阵线党领导人玛丽娜·勒庞要求通过新的反骚乱法1。
Student demonstrations across France have intensified into widespread unrest, with fires and violent incidents reported at numerous educational institutions. The protests, which began in the Paris region last week, have now spread to hundreds of schools nationwide, driven by grievances over inadequate campus funding, teacher shortages, and deteriorating facilities.12
Approximately 900 demonstrations, occupations, and related incidents are currently underway at high schools across the country.2 The situation has prompted severe police and security responses, with over 600 arrests made by Thursday midday, not including Paris.1 On Wednesday alone, 625 people were detained, and at least 83 police officers sustained injuries during the unrest.1 In response to the escalating disorder, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu convened an emergency cabinet meeting on Thursday and directed ministers to cancel travel plans to address the crisis.2
At least 30 universities have been shut down, including campuses in Rennes and Paris.1 Public transportation services in Marseille and Strasbourg have been suspended due to destruction and threats of violence.1 Many schools have been moved to online instruction to protect both teachers and students.2
Student union leaders have articulated their demands, with one activist stating: "The buildings are dilapidated, the cafeterias are too small, there is zero budget, zero resources, and there are not enough supervisors."1 Far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen has called for new anti-riot legislation to address the disturbances.1
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