{"section":{"heading":"Ähnliche Bilder und Videos (49)","tiles":[{"href":"/de/st/0868415158","title":"VIDEO: Student protests continue across France as violence increases (3) Student protests continue across France as violence increases (3) ..SHOTLIST:....PARIS, FRANCE (OCT. 2, 2026) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)....1. VARIOUS OF STUDENTS GATHERED OUTSIDE HELENE BOUCHER HIGH SCHOOL....2. VARIOUS OF BARRICADE MADE OF TRASH BINS OUTSIDE HELENE BOUCHER HIGH SCHOOL....3. VARIOUS OF STUDENTS CHANTING IN FRONT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCEPARIS, FRANCE - OCT. 2, 2026: The mobilization of French students demanding better learning conditions, which has been ongoing for days, continued on Friday as protests turned increasingly violent in some regions of the country, according to broadcaster BFMTV.....Tensions particularly rose in Strasbourg where the protests outside a high school advanced toward a campus of the University of Strasbourg after protesters were pushed back by law enforcement.....During the protest, numerous mortar fireworks were reportedly heard while gasoline was used to start a fire.....Clashes were also reported between the crowds and police close to campus with security forces dispersing protesters with tear gas after mortar fireworks were thrown.....Around a dozen rioters dressed in black were reportedly present, while high school and university students were also among the crowd.....In Paris, firefighters intervened at fires ignited at the entrances of two schools.....The police in Loire reported arrests of several individuals carrying dangerous objects including a firework stick and a glass-breaking hammer.....The prefect of Bouches-du-Rhone told BFMTV that the situation was incomparable with yesterday,” with “far fewer protesters” on the streets of Marseille.....A total of 11 schools were “more or less affected” Friday morning, with some blockades cleared by riot police.....Prefect Jacques Witkowski said 55 high schools had switched to remote learning in the morning.....The Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region estimated that damage linked to the student mobilization amounted to €25 million ($28 million) to €30 million ($33 million).....The region reportedly recorded 180 blockades over three days and 90 attacks on high schools.....Education Minister Edouard Geffray announced Thursday that “a little more than 400 schools” would be closed Friday.....The schools will remain closed “either because fire protection systems have been destroyed or because staff have been deliberately targeted,” he told France 2.....Geffray warned that the movement “changed in nature” and was “being hijacked by violent groups.”....Top government officials held an emergency meeting on Thursday afternoon, and they believe the student protests were secretly planned by the far-left political party (LFI) and groups working with it.....They also said that this was no longer a matter of blockades of high schools, but rather urban violence, BFMTV learned from familiar sources.....Geffray also told BFMTV that 1,207 high schools were disrupted or blocked at some point during the student mobilization.....He added that more than 100 schools suffered severe damage while 65 school staff members were injured.....Alongside the closure of high schools, all prefects issued orders Thursday evening banning demonstrations near the schools on Friday, according to the Interior Ministry.....The same instruction was issued across all departments, the ministry reportedly added.....Several organizations representing the student movement, together with left-wing and far-left political groups, have called for a second round of mobilization on Oct. 6 against what they described as police “repression.”","thumbnailUrl":"/api/media/868415158/small_still?db=stock","credit":"IMAGO / Anadolu","licences":[{"key":"7","name":"Standard","figure":"99 €"},{"key":"8","name":"Extended","figure":"499 €"}]},{"href":"/de/st/0868412574","title":"VIDEO: Student protests continue across France as violence increases (2) Student protests continue across France as violence increases (2) ..SHOTLIST:....MANTES LA JOLIE, ILE DE FRANCE, FRANCE (OCT. 2, 2026) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)....1. VARIOUS OF EXTERIOR SHOTS OF CLOSED JEAN-ROSTAND HIGH SCHOOL....2. VARIOUS OF EXTERIOR SHOTS OF CLOSED SAINT-EXUPERY HIGH SCHOOLMANTES LA JOLIE, ILE DE FRANCE, FRANCE - OCT. 2, 2026: The mobilization of French students demanding better learning conditions, which has been ongoing for days, continued on Friday as protests turned increasingly violent in some regions of the country, according to broadcaster BFMTV.....Tensions particularly rose in Strasbourg where the protests outside a high school advanced toward a campus of the University of Strasbourg after protesters were pushed back by law enforcement.....During the protest, numerous mortar fireworks were reportedly heard while gasoline was used to start a fire.....Clashes were also reported between the crowds and police close to campus with security forces dispersing protesters with tear gas after mortar fireworks were thrown.....Around a dozen rioters dressed in black were reportedly present, while high school and university students were also among the crowd.....In Paris, firefighters intervened at fires ignited at the entrances of two schools.....The police in Loire reported arrests of several individuals carrying dangerous objects including a firework stick and a glass-breaking hammer.....The prefect of Bouches-du-Rhone told BFMTV that the situation was incomparable with yesterday,” with “far fewer protesters” on the streets of Marseille.....A total of 11 schools were “more or less affected” Friday morning, with some blockades cleared by riot police.....Prefect Jacques Witkowski said 55 high schools had switched to remote learning in the morning.....The Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region estimated that damage linked to the student mobilization amounted to €25 million ($28 million) to €30 million ($33 million).....The region reportedly recorded 180 blockades over three days and 90 attacks on high schools.....Education Minister Edouard Geffray announced Thursday that “a little more than 400 schools” would be closed Friday.....The schools will remain closed “either because fire protection systems have been destroyed or because staff have been deliberately targeted,” he told France 2.....Geffray warned that the movement “changed in nature” and was “being hijacked by violent groups.”....Top government officials held an emergency meeting on Thursday afternoon, and they believe the student protests were secretly planned by the far-left political party (LFI) and groups working with it.....They also said that this was no longer a matter of blockades of high schools, but rather urban violence, BFMTV learned from familiar sources.....Geffray also told BFMTV that 1,207 high schools were disrupted or blocked at some point during the student mobilization.....He added that more than 100 schools suffered severe damage while 65 school staff members were injured.....Alongside the closure of high schools, all prefects issued orders Thursday evening banning demonstrations near the schools on Friday, according to the Interior Ministry.....The same instruction was issued across all departments, the ministry reportedly added.....Several organizations representing the student movement, together with left-wing and far-left political groups, have called for a second round of mobilization on Oct. 6 against what they described as police “repression.”","thumbnailUrl":"/api/media/868412574/small_still?db=stock","credit":"IMAGO / Anadolu","licences":[{"key":"7","name":"Standard","figure":"99 €"},{"key":"8","name":"Extended","figure":"499 €"}]},{"href":"/de/st/0868410707","title":"VIDEO: Student protests continue across France as violence increases Student protests continue across France as violence increases ....SHOTLIST:....PARIS, FRANCE (OCT. 2, 2026) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)....1. VARIOUS OF STUDENTS GATHERED OUTSIDE LYCEE VOLTAIRE AND CHANTING SLOGANS BARRICADES AND GARBAGE CONTAINERS SET UP AT SCHOOL ENTRANCEPARIS, FRANCE - OCT. 2: The mobilization of French students demanding better learning conditions, which has been ongoing for days, continued on Friday as protests turned increasingly violent in some regions of the country, according to broadcaster BFMTV.....Tensions particularly rose in Strasbourg where the protests outside a high school advanced toward a campus of the University of Strasbourg after protesters were pushed back by law enforcement.....During the protest, numerous mortar fireworks were reportedly heard while gasoline was used to start a fire.....Clashes were also reported between the crowds and police close to campus with security forces dispersing protesters with tear gas after mortar fireworks were thrown.....Around a dozen rioters dressed in black were reportedly present, while high school and university students were also among the crowd.....In Paris, firefighters intervened at fires ignited at the entrances of two schools.....The police in Loire reported arrests of several individuals carrying dangerous objects including a firework stick and a glass-breaking hammer.....The prefect of Bouches-du-Rhone told BFMTV that the situation was incomparable with yesterday,” with “far fewer protesters” on the streets of Marseille.....A total of 11 schools were “more or less affected” Friday morning, with some blockades cleared by riot police.....Prefect Jacques Witkowski said 55 high schools had switched to remote learning in the morning.....The Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region estimated that damage linked to the student mobilization amounted to €25 million ($28 million) to €30 million ($33 million).....The region reportedly recorded 180 blockades over three days and 90 attacks on high schools.....Education Minister Edouard Geffray announced Thursday that “a little more than 400 schools” would be closed Friday.....The schools will remain closed “either because fire protection systems have been destroyed or because staff have been deliberately targeted,” he told France 2.....Geffray warned that the movement “changed in nature” and was “being hijacked by violent groups.”....Top government officials held an emergency meeting on Thursday afternoon, and they believe the student protests were secretly planned by the far-left political party (LFI) and groups working with it.....They also said that this was no longer a matter of blockades of high schools, but rather urban violence, BFMTV learned from familiar sources.....Geffray also told BFMTV that 1,207 high schools were disrupted or blocked at some point during the student mobilization.....He added that more than 100 schools suffered severe damage while 65 school staff members were injured.....Alongside the closure of high schools, all prefects issued orders Thursday evening banning demonstrations near the schools on Friday, according to the Interior Ministry.....The same instruction was issued across all departments, the ministry reportedly added.....Several organizations representing the student movement, together with left-wing and far-left political groups, have called for a second round of mobilization on Oct. 6 against what they described as police “repression.”","thumbnailUrl":"/api/media/868410707/small_still?db=stock","credit":"IMAGO / Anadolu","licences":[{"key":"7","name":"Standard","figure":"99 €"},{"key":"8","name":"Extended","figure":"499 €"}]},{"href":"/de/st/0868617941","title":"VIDEO: Student protests continue across France as up to 500 high schools close (2) Student protests continue across France as up to 500 high schools close (2) ..SHOTLIST:....NANCY, FRANCE (OCT. 5, 2026) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)....1. VARIOUS OF POLICE USING TEAR GAS AGAINST DEMONSTRATORS....2. FIRE TRUCKS PASSING THROUGH AREANANCY, FRANCE - OCT. 5: Student protests continued across France on Monday, with classes fully or partially suspended at between 400 and 500 high schools amid demonstrations over education conditions and a rise in related incidents, according to broadcaster BFMTV.....The figure represents roughly 10% to 13% of France’s 3,700 high schools, Education Minister Edouard Geffray said, citing safety concerns at the affected institutions.....The protests, which began in the Paris region in mid-September, intensified last week as students demanded more resources, better-maintained school buildings, smaller classes, and measures to address staff shortages.....In the Ile-de-France region surrounding Paris, more than 160 high schools were expected to be closed Monday, according to regional authorities.....The mobilization was accompanied by several incidents in Paris.....At Vauquelin High School in the capital, authorities reported three fires near the entrance Monday morning.....The school s headteacher alerted police after the first fire was reported at around 7.50 am local time (0550GMT), prompting firefighters to intervene and students and staff to be confined inside the building.....Around 100 students were reportedly evacuated from the school following the incident.....Meanwhile, students began blocking Turgot High School in Paris early Monday, using bins, fences and signs to obstruct access.....The Interior Ministry and Education Ministry have reported a significant rise in arrests and injuries since the mobilization began.....Authorities said around 5,000 people had been arrested since the start of the movement, about 85% of them minors in the Ile-de-France region.....Twenty-four schools have been “burned or ransacked,” while 78 staff members of the Education Ministry and around 600 police officers and gendarmes have been injured, according to the education minister.....The minister also said 170 students had been injured since the protests began.....A 15-year-old high school student was seriously injured in the hand Monday after picking up a police grenade during a student protest in the northern French city of Lens, according to local media reports.....In a separate incident linked to the student protests, a 17-year-old student was taken into police custody in Aix-en-Provence on Monday over the alleged throwing of a stone that struck a passerby in the eye last Thursday.....Bruno Retailleau, president of the Republicans party, called for changes to France s juvenile justice system, proposing lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 15.....The French Human Rights League accused law enforcement of a broader drift away from the rule of law and failing to respect legal standards during police interventions against protesting students.....Five investigations have been opened by France’s General Inspectorate of the National Police into incidents linked to the mobilization.....Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu is seeking to ease the crisis by putting forward five proposals and has called for decisions to be reached before the end of October.","thumbnailUrl":"/api/media/868617941/small_still?db=stock","credit":"IMAGO / Anadolu","licences":[{"key":"7","name":"Standard","figure":"99 €"},{"key":"8","name":"Extended","figure":"499 €"}]},{"href":"/de/st/0868617573","title":"VIDEO: Student protests continue across France as up to 500 high schools close Student protests continue across France as up to 500 high schools close ..SHOTLIST:....NANCY, FRANCE (OCT. 5, 2026) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)....1. VARIOUS OF DEMONSTRATORS BLOCKING SCHOOL ENTRANCES AND STREETS....2. VARIOUS OF POLICE USING TEAR GAS AGAINST DEMONSTRATORSNANCY, FRANCE - OCT. 5: Student protests continued across France on Monday, with classes fully or partially suspended at between 400 and 500 high schools amid demonstrations over education conditions and a rise in related incidents, according to broadcaster BFMTV.....The figure represents roughly 10% to 13% of France’s 3,700 high schools, Education Minister Edouard Geffray said, citing safety concerns at the affected institutions.....The protests, which began in the Paris region in mid-September, intensified last week as students demanded more resources, better-maintained school buildings, smaller classes, and measures to address staff shortages.....In the Ile-de-France region surrounding Paris, more than 160 high schools were expected to be closed Monday, according to regional authorities.....The mobilization was accompanied by several incidents in Paris.....At Vauquelin High School in the capital, authorities reported three fires near the entrance Monday morning.....The school s headteacher alerted police after the first fire was reported at around 7.50 am local time (0550GMT), prompting firefighters to intervene and students and staff to be confined inside the building.....Around 100 students were reportedly evacuated from the school following the incident.....Meanwhile, students began blocking Turgot High School in Paris early Monday, using bins, fences and signs to obstruct access.....The Interior Ministry and Education Ministry have reported a significant rise in arrests and injuries since the mobilization began.....Authorities said around 5,000 people had been arrested since the start of the movement, about 85% of them minors in the Ile-de-France region.....Twenty-four schools have been “burned or ransacked,” while 78 staff members of the Education Ministry and around 600 police officers and gendarmes have been injured, according to the education minister.....The minister also said 170 students had been injured since the protests began.....A 15-year-old high school student was seriously injured in the hand Monday after picking up a police grenade during a student protest in the northern French city of Lens, according to local media reports.....In a separate incident linked to the student protests, a 17-year-old student was taken into police custody in Aix-en-Provence on Monday over the alleged throwing of a stone that struck a passerby in the eye last Thursday.....Bruno Retailleau, president of the Republicans party, called for changes to France s juvenile justice system, proposing lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 15.....The French Human Rights League accused law enforcement of a broader drift away from the rule of law and failing to respect legal standards during police interventions against protesting students.....Five investigations have been opened by France’s General Inspectorate of the National Police into incidents linked to the mobilization.....Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu is seeking to ease the crisis by putting forward five proposals and has called for decisions to be reached before the end of October.","thumbnailUrl":"/api/media/868617573/small_still?db=stock","credit":"IMAGO / Anadolu","licences":[{"key":"7","name":"Standard","figure":"99 €"},{"key":"8","name":"Extended","figure":"499 €"}]},{"href":"/de/st/0868839375","title":"VIDEO: Student protests continue across France as demonstrations spread to major cities Student protests continue across France as demonstrations spread to major cities ..SHOTLIST:....PARIS, FRANCE (SEPT. 7, 2026) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)....1. PROTESTERS HOLDING SIGNS, CHANTING SLOGANS....2. TRASH BINS ....3. VARIOUS SECURITY MEASURES BY POLICE OFFICERS....4. VARIOUS OF POLICE INTERVENING WITH PROTESTERS AND REMOVING OBJECTS BLOCKING STREETPARIS, FRANCE - SEPT. 7, 2026: Students continued demonstrations in Paris and several cities across France on Wednesday, Oct. 7, demanding improved education conditions.....In addition to the capital Paris, student protests continued outside high schools and universities in cities including Strasbourg, Saint-Nazaire, Montreuil and Aix-en-Provence.....University students also joined the high school students protests, with students from Sciences Po Paris and the National Institute for Oriental Languages and Civilizations (Inalco) taking part....The latest figures on the ongoing high school protests across France revealed Wednesday that over 1,000 people have been injured since the start of the mobilization, while 30,000 students are unable to attend classes.....Education Minister Edouard Geffray told the National Assembly that 215 students and 88 education staff members have been injured since the protests over learning conditions began in mid-September.....Geffray noted that the vast majority of the student injuries were due to reckless behavior or mortar fire, according to broadcaster BFMTV.....He also stressed that a little less than half of the injured education staff members were principals or deputy principals who were deliberately targeted in many cases..... We have never seen this before, Geffray explained.....According to figures from Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu s office cited by Le Figaro, a total of 715 police officers or gendarmes were also injured.....Geffray further told the National Assembly that 24 high schools were set on fire or vandalized to an extent that they cannot reopen immediately.....“As a result, 30,000 high school students are unable to attend classes in person,” Geffray said, describing it as “enormous harm” to their education.....He added that several hundred other schools were also damaged seriously, with an estimated cost of at least €20-30 million ($22-33 million).........- Use of grenades suspended during mobilizations....Meanwhile, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez told broadcaster RTL that the police use of stun grenades would be suspended during student mobilizations, notably after a 15-year-old protester s hand was blown off earlier.....“I asked yesterday that these grenades no longer be used as part of the high school students’ movement,” he said.....Nunez also announced that 18 investigations were launched by the IGPN, France’s police oversight body, following acts of violence on the sidelines of the mobilizations.....“These judicial investigations are ongoing and will determine whether or not these actions were proportionate,” he stressed.....While underlining that a police response is needed in the protests, he reiterated that there must be proportionality.....“You do not manage a high school students’ movement in the same way as you manage a movement of adults, Nunez added.....He said President Emmanuel Macron also asked him and Geffray, following a meeting held Tuesday, to show more empathy and provide more explanation regarding their approach..... The president recalled the need to maintain order and intervene whenever there is serious violence, while asking us to act with the greatest proportionality,” Nunez further noted.....According to the Interior Ministry figures, 6,547 people have been arrested since Sept. 28.........- Classes fully or partially suspended at over 500 schools....The Education Ministry also said classes were fully or partially suspended at 459 schools Wednesday, according to BFMTV.....A total of 891 of the country’s 3,700","thumbnailUrl":"/api/media/868839375/small_still?db=stock","credit":"IMAGO / Anadolu","licences":[{"key":"7","name":"Standard","figure":"99 €"},{"key":"8","name":"Extended","figure":"499 €"}]},{"href":"/de/st/0868644979","title":"Student protests continue across France as up to 500 high schools close NANCY, FRANCE - OCTOBER 5: High school students stage a protest against current education conditions disrupt classes across the country in Nancy, France on October 5, 2026. 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