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French students protest government: clashes over Parcoursup and preventive detentions
In France students have resumed protests against the Parcoursup reform, leading to violent incidents at high schools. Lawyers from the Action judiciaire collective criticize the use of preventive police custody, with almost 6,000 minors detained in September.
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First item: 10 November 2026Last update: 11 November 2026, 09:22
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EuronewsEuronews highlights discontent over the Parcoursup reform and a rise in violence outside high schools.
RFIRFI focuses on lawyers from the Action judiciaire collective denouncing preventive police custody, citing nearly 6,000 detained minors.
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Timeline
10 November 2026
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France, students return to the square against the government: clash on Parcoursup
Original headline: Francia, gli studenti tornano in piazza contro il governo: scontro su Parcoursup
11 November 2026
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High school crisis in France: lawyers denounce preventive police custody to discourage mobilization
Original headline: Crise lycéenne en France: des avocats dénoncent des gardes à vue préventives pour décourager la mobilisation
