法国教育部宣布，周一将有约400至500所高中全部或部分停课12。这一决定旨在应对学生抗议活动引发的安全隐患。该抗议运动始于9月17日巴黎一所学校，学生对教师缺勤率高、学校设施破旧和缺乏空调等问题提出不满1。抗议活动随后演变为全国性示威，伴随暴力冲突1。
自抗议开始以来，形势已严重恶化1。共有24所学校遭焚烧或被洗劫，78名教育工作人员受伤1。超过5,000人被捕，其中85%为未成年人1。教育部长热弗雷表示，"特别是来自极左的活动人士"渗入并劫持了学生运动，参与极端暴力1。法国国防部长劳伦·努内茨为安全部队进行了辩护，称其正在"保护"而非"镇压"学生1。国际特赦组织法国分部指控警方的行动"过度"1。
A wave of student unrest has prompted French authorities to shut down a significant portion of the country's secondary schools. The Education Ministry announced that approximately 400 to 500 high schools will be fully or partially closed on Monday in response to escalating demonstrations.12
The protests originated on September 17 at a school in Paris, where students initially complained about poor facility conditions, high teacher absenteeism, and inadequate air conditioning.1 The movement has since expanded into a nationwide uprising that has turned violent in multiple locations.12 Since the demonstrations began, 24 schools have been burned or ransacked, and 78 education staff members have been injured.1 Police have made over 5,000 arrests, with 85 percent involving minors.1
Education Minister Édouard Geffroy stated that activists, particularly from the far left, have infiltrated and hijacked the student movement, engaging in extreme violence.1 France's Defense Minister Laurence Nunez defended security forces, characterizing their actions as protective rather than repressive.1 However, Amnesty International's France division has accused police of using excessive force in their response.1
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