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France is witnessing a major wave of student protests, with demonstrations that began over school conditions spreading across the country and increasingly becoming a wider political issue.On October 6, around 266,000 people took part in demonstrations nationwide, according to official figures, while organisers put the number considerably higher. The protests have focused on overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages, deteriorating school buildings, long school hours and wider concerns over education funding.The unrest has also brought increasingly tense confrontations between students and police. Tear gas was used in several cities, while some protesters threw projectiles and set fires. Authorities have reported thousands of arrests since the movement began, with many of those detained being minors.The scale of the movement has pushed the issue beyond education. Students have been joined by teachers, parents, unions and other groups, while the government has faced growing pressure to respond. France's education ministry has reported hundreds of schools affected, while student organisations have claimed disruption at nearly 2,000 high schools -newsn18oc_the-5pm-briefNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube