法国高中生抗议持续升级 学生拒绝总理改革承诺

法国高中生的抗议活动仍在继续，尽管政府已作出改革承诺。1近400所教育机构面临中断。1学生代表玛丽鲁表示："我们要真正的行动，在我们得到之前，我们会继续组织。"1学生们对总理勒科尔努月底前呈报教育改革方案的承诺并不满意，认为这不够及时。1

抗议活动期间发生了严重冲突。4巴黎警察对学生抗议者使用了催泪瓦斯，4并采取了包括发射震撼弹等措施。6学生遭受严重伤害，包括下颌骨断裂和手部断裂等。6全国范围内计划进行下午游行。4比利时地区也出现了相关紧张局势。4

公众对学生诉求表示广泛支持。1民调显示三分之二的法国公众同意学生的诉求，55%支持示威活动。1教育部长埃杜阿尔·热法邀请三个主要高中学生协会参加进一步谈判。1

French high school students are pressing ahead with demonstrations across the country, with nearly 400 educational institutions facing disruptions.1 Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has pledged to submit an education reform proposal by the end of the month, but student representatives have rejected the timeline as insufficient.1 A student leader named Marie Lou stated: "We want real action, and we will continue organizing until we get it."1 The Education Minister Édouard Jaffé has invited three major high school student associations to negotiations scheduled for this afternoon.1

The protests have drawn broad public support, with two-thirds of French citizens agreeing with student demands and 55 percent backing the demonstrations themselves.1 However, police responses have escalated tensions on the ground. Officers deployed tear gas at student protesters in Paris ahead of nationwide afternoon marches.4 The policing tactics have resulted in severe injuries, including broken jawbones and fractured hands among demonstrators.6 The use of riot control measures, including flash-bang grenades and tear gas, has drawn scrutiny of law enforcement practices during the protests.6 The demonstrations have spanned multiple days, with two large-scale gatherings taking place within a week.6