Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

There was a problem loading this video. This could be due to a temporary network issue or the video might be unavailable.

“They're abandoning everything related to intellectual development and education. The less educated people are, the easier it is to provide companies with cheap labour.” French youth continue to blockade hundreds of high schools nationwide. Kais Aittadi, a spokesperson for Syndicat de Combat Universitaire de Montpellier (SCUM) student union slammed... show more

BreakThrough News

199,482 subscribers

25,971 views • 1 day ago •via X (Twitter)

News & Politics Education

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

5 Comments

Thankfulbee♥ 🇵🇸1 day ago

The weight with which these ‘democratic’ bastions crack down on literal teenage protesters has become increasingly dystopian to say the least.

Nautical Pisces1 day ago

The French need another revolution, and this time finish the job by eradicating the ruling elites and their mongrels.

Debs1 day ago

Students were protesting, cops started rioting.

Debs1 day ago

"I blinded three of them"

Harry Mwala1 day ago

selective freedom of speech

Related Videos

More than 400 people, mostly teenagers, have been detained in France as students blockade high schools in nationwide protests. The demonstrations are driven by concerns over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and long school days. Hundreds of schools have been affected, with students, school staff and police officers injured. Some protests have involved fires and damage. The government has condemned the violence, while student groups have criticised the police response.

More than 400 people, mostly teenagers, have been detained in France as students blockade high schools in nationwide protests. The demonstrations are driven by concerns over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and long school days. Hundreds of schools have been affected, with students, school staff and police officers injured. Some protests have involved fires and damage. The government has condemned the violence, while student groups have criticised the police response.

Channel 4 News

84,254 views • 3 days ago

Hundreds of high-school pupils across France have been blockading schools to protest poor building conditions, overcrowded classrooms, and teacher shortages. The protests began in Paris before spreading to cities like Dijon, Lyon, Strasbourg, Lille, and Marseille, with thousands arrested amid clashes. Education Minister Édouard Geffray called some demands legitimate but condemned the violence.

Hundreds of high-school pupils across France have been blockading schools to protest poor building conditions, overcrowded classrooms, and teacher shortages. The protests began in Paris before spreading to cities like Dijon, Lyon, Strasbourg, Lille, and Marseille, with thousands arrested amid clashes. Education Minister Édouard Geffray called some demands legitimate but condemned the violence.

EU Perspectives

104,760 views • 2 days ago

Leftists and youths of migrant background continue to riot violently across France as they've shut down hundreds of schools and injured people. While expressing radical anti-police and anti-French sentiment, they are demanding more funding for schools. Many have taken the opportunity to simply be violent.

Leftists and youths of migrant background continue to riot violently across France as they've shut down hundreds of schools and injured people. While expressing radical anti-police and anti-French sentiment, they are demanding more funding for schools. Many have taken the opportunity to simply be violent.

Andy Ngo

144,859 views • 1 day ago

An educated public is harder to control. That’s why Republicans are attacking public education, dismantling the Dept. of Education, and abandoning the young people our future depends on. Dismantling education isn’t a byproduct of authoritarianism. It’s a prerequisite for it.

An educated public is harder to control. That’s why Republicans are attacking public education, dismantling the Dept. of Education, and abandoning the young people our future depends on. Dismantling education isn’t a byproduct of authoritarianism. It’s a prerequisite for it.

Rep. Summer Lee

40,310 views • 2 months ago

France is burning: nearly 2,000 people detained during high school student protests The demonstrations began on September 21 and have already affected more than 400 schools. The students are demanding that the problems of overcrowded classrooms and teacher shortages be addressed. They have been joined by university students, firefighters, and civil servants. In some cities, the protests have been accompanied by arson and clashes with police. The student union and the high school students’ union have announced a new nationwide protest for October 6. The protests have also spread to neighboring Belgium.

France is burning: nearly 2,000 people detained during high school student protests The demonstrations began on September 21 and have already affected more than 400 schools. The students are demanding that the problems of overcrowded classrooms and teacher shortages be addressed. They have been joined by university students, firefighters, and civil servants. In some cities, the protests have been accompanied by arson and clashes with police. The student union and the high school students’ union have announced a new nationwide protest for October 6. The protests have also spread to neighboring Belgium.

NEXTA

185,577 views • 2 days ago

“This is ultimately an attack on all students in Ontario,” protesters say the Ford government is starving the education system to manufacture a school violence crisis and pave the way for the return of cops in classrooms: “to keep schools safe we need to be funding, not police.”

“This is ultimately an attack on all students in Ontario,” protesters say the Ford government is starving the education system to manufacture a school violence crisis and pave the way for the return of cops in classrooms: “to keep schools safe we need to be funding, not police.”

Tina Yazdani

20,978 views • 1 year ago

Protests by High School Students in France Protests by French high school students, which began with local actions in the suburbs of Paris, have escalated into a nationwide movement. University students have also joined the protests. The main reasons for the discontent are related to a lack of educational resources, a shortage of teachers, and unsatisfactory conditions in schools. However, police actions and political disagreements have also contributed to the escalation of the crisis. According to a report published by the newspaper Le Monde on October 2nd, the French Ministry of the Interior stated that 1,949 people were arrested on October 1st, and 305 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters were injured.

Protests by High School Students in France Protests by French high school students, which began with local actions in the suburbs of Paris, have escalated into a nationwide movement. University students have also joined the protests. The main reasons for the discontent are related to a lack of educational resources, a shortage of teachers, and unsatisfactory conditions in schools. However, police actions and political disagreements have also contributed to the escalation of the crisis. According to a report published by the newspaper Le Monde on October 2nd, the French Ministry of the Interior stated that 1,949 people were arrested on October 1st, and 305 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters were injured.

𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤

22,172 views • 2 days ago

Video footage of Muslim students in France removing their hijab and abaya before entering schools. The abaya is currently the new fixation for the French state. The Ministry of National Education organised a meeting last Tuesday to study "the multiplication of incidents related to these traditional dresses" in French schools. It claimed that many French teachers saw the abaya as a violation of the country’s secularist values. Last year, the French Ministry of Education reported at least 313 violations that have gone against its regulations on secularism. Over half of the cases occurred in high schools and at least 54 per cent involved “religious signs and clothing.”

Video footage of Muslim students in France removing their hijab and abaya before entering schools. The abaya is currently the new fixation for the French state. The Ministry of National Education organised a meeting last Tuesday to study "the multiplication of incidents related to these traditional dresses" in French schools. It claimed that many French teachers saw the abaya as a violation of the country’s secularist values. Last year, the French Ministry of Education reported at least 313 violations that have gone against its regulations on secularism. Over half of the cases occurred in high schools and at least 54 per cent involved “religious signs and clothing.”

5Pillars

405,276 views • 3 years ago

'Labour is not the party of the working people. They are the party of the feckless, lazy and the workshy. And they're going to make working people pay for it!' Patrick Christys rips into the Labour government after a humiliating climbdown on the welfare bill.

'Labour is not the party of the working people. They are the party of the feckless, lazy and the workshy. And they're going to make working people pay for it!' Patrick Christys rips into the Labour government after a humiliating climbdown on the welfare bill.

GB News

67,532 views • 1 year ago

37 of Andhra Pradesh’s finest Government teachers are heading to Singapore to pick up best practices in education. Through a 5-day programme at the National Institute of Education Singapore, they’ll dive into cutting-edge classroom practices, critical thinking, and learner-centric teaching. From lesson design to real school exposure, this initiative is about one thing: bringing the world’s best back to our classrooms and improving outcomes for students studying in government schools. Because when teachers evolve, classrooms transform.

37 of Andhra Pradesh’s finest Government teachers are heading to Singapore to pick up best practices in education. Through a 5-day programme at the National Institute of Education Singapore, they’ll dive into cutting-edge classroom practices, critical thinking, and learner-centric teaching. From lesson design to real school exposure, this initiative is about one thing: bringing the world’s best back to our classrooms and improving outcomes for students studying in government schools. Because when teachers evolve, classrooms transform.

Lokesh Nara

116,813 views • 5 months ago

🚨🇫🇷 Meanwhile in France Instead of listening and negotiating with the people who produce all the food for the country - the tyrannical French government decide to deploy hundreds of policeman instead to tackle farmers protesting. Almost every European government are traitors to their people.

🚨🇫🇷 Meanwhile in France Instead of listening and negotiating with the people who produce all the food for the country - the tyrannical French government decide to deploy hundreds of policeman instead to tackle farmers protesting. Almost every European government are traitors to their people.

Concerned Citizen

274,786 views • 9 months ago

The Federal Government's Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) is expanding access to quality education for the girl child through large-scale investments in school infrastructure, improved learning environments, and targeted interventions aimed at increasing enrolment, retention, and completion rates across 21 participating states. Progress so far: - The AGILE project is being implemented in 21 states under the Federal Ministry of Education to improve access to quality education for adolescent girls. - The initiative has impacted over 7.19 million beneficiaries through investments in education and school infrastructure. - More than 5,000 classrooms have been constructed, with an additional 441 classrooms scheduled for completion by September under the Additional Financing Programme. - The project is investing in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) facilities to ensure girls have access to clean water and hygienic environments, particularly during menstruation, helping to improve school attendance and retention. - AGILE is bringing schools closer to communities by constructing junior and senior secondary schools where they are lacking, making it easier for girls to transition between education levels. - The initiative is also helping to reduce early marriage, school dropouts, insecurity, and other social challenges by expanding access to secondary education for the girl child.

The Federal Government's Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) is expanding access to quality education for the girl child through large-scale investments in school infrastructure, improved learning environments, and targeted interventions aimed at increasing enrolment, retention, and completion rates across 21 participating states. Progress so far: - The AGILE project is being implemented in 21 states under the Federal Ministry of Education to improve access to quality education for adolescent girls. - The initiative has impacted over 7.19 million beneficiaries through investments in education and school infrastructure. - More than 5,000 classrooms have been constructed, with an additional 441 classrooms scheduled for completion by September under the Additional Financing Programme. - The project is investing in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) facilities to ensure girls have access to clean water and hygienic environments, particularly during menstruation, helping to improve school attendance and retention. - AGILE is bringing schools closer to communities by constructing junior and senior secondary schools where they are lacking, making it easier for girls to transition between education levels. - The initiative is also helping to reduce early marriage, school dropouts, insecurity, and other social challenges by expanding access to secondary education for the girl child.

Daddy D.O🇳🇬

11,750 views • 2 months ago

In Asheville, North Carolina, hundreds of protestors chant for a "GENERAL STRIKE!" Walkouts are happening across the country today on the one-year anniversary of the Trump regime. The people refuse to sit idle while ICE, the military and the government wage an ongoing war against working class people at home and abroad. The people make society run and the people can shut it down. It's time to channel our anger into organization to stop Trump and his racist, billionaire administration in its tracks! ➡️

In Asheville, North Carolina, hundreds of protestors chant for a "GENERAL STRIKE!" Walkouts are happening across the country today on the one-year anniversary of the Trump regime. The people refuse to sit idle while ICE, the military and the government wage an ongoing war against working class people at home and abroad. The people make society run and the people can shut it down. It's time to channel our anger into organization to stop Trump and his racist, billionaire administration in its tracks! ➡️

Party for Socialism and Liberation

12,589 views • 8 months ago

#WATCH | Mumbai: CJP delegation meets Education Minister Dadaji Bhuse over school infrastructure and basic facilities. Mumbai Coordinator of CJP, Pranay Ahire, says, "We have made just one request to the Education Minister: the formation of a committee. This would serve as a platform for us to convey the issues facing government schools to the government. By highlighting the lack of basic facilities for students, we aim to become a voice for the cause, ensuring that children receive free, quality education. While we may not resolve everything 100%, we are committed to bringing these issues to the government's attention...the government and our Education Minister have responded positively to this initiative..."

#WATCH | Mumbai: CJP delegation meets Education Minister Dadaji Bhuse over school infrastructure and basic facilities. Mumbai Coordinator of CJP, Pranay Ahire, says, "We have made just one request to the Education Minister: the formation of a committee. This would serve as a platform for us to convey the issues facing government schools to the government. By highlighting the lack of basic facilities for students, we aim to become a voice for the cause, ensuring that children receive free, quality education. While we may not resolve everything 100%, we are committed to bringing these issues to the government's attention...the government and our Education Minister have responded positively to this initiative..."

ANI

76,647 views • 1 month ago

🇫🇷 #France: Heavy clashes between students and riot police have erupted across France over the past week as a wave of school protests over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and deteriorating conditions continues to escalate. The unrest, which began in the Paris region last week, has now spread to cities including Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Dijon and Strasbourg, with students blockading schools, setting fires and throwing projectiles at police, who have responded with tear gas and other riot-control measures. At least 440 people, mostly minors, have been arrested and 76 injured since the protests began, according to French authorities. (via BBC)

🇫🇷 #France: Heavy clashes between students and riot police have erupted across France over the past week as a wave of school protests over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and deteriorating conditions continues to escalate. The unrest, which began in the Paris region last week, has now spread to cities including Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Dijon and Strasbourg, with students blockading schools, setting fires and throwing projectiles at police, who have responded with tear gas and other riot-control measures. At least 440 people, mostly minors, have been arrested and 76 injured since the protests began, according to French authorities. (via BBC)

POPULAR FRONT

18,255 views • 2 days ago

“We may have to rethink and review our punishment regime, and to clothe the Ghana Education Service with authority to deal ruthlessly with students who misbehave.” — The Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, has hinted at a major overhaul of disciplinary measures in Senior High Schools, aimed at empowering the Ghana Education Service (GES) to take tougher action against student misconduct amid rising cases of indiscipline among students. [🎥: Channel1tv]

“We may have to rethink and review our punishment regime, and to clothe the Ghana Education Service with authority to deal ruthlessly with students who misbehave.” — The Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, has hinted at a major overhaul of disciplinary measures in Senior High Schools, aimed at empowering the Ghana Education Service (GES) to take tougher action against student misconduct amid rising cases of indiscipline among students. [🎥: Channel1tv]

SIKAOFFICIAL🦍

122,931 views • 3 months ago

France’s student protests are escalating, with around 400 schools expected to remain closed across the country as demonstrations over teacher shortages and deteriorating buildings turn violent. Fires have been started at schools and public transport has been disrupted, with thousands of arrests since the demos began. The government says a violent minority is driving the unrest, while students continue to raise concerns over conditions in schools.

France’s student protests are escalating, with around 400 schools expected to remain closed across the country as demonstrations over teacher shortages and deteriorating buildings turn violent. Fires have been started at schools and public transport has been disrupted, with thousands of arrests since the demos began. The government says a violent minority is driving the unrest, while students continue to raise concerns over conditions in schools.

Channel 4 News

28,604 views • 1 day ago

In Ohio, a private school voucher program is sending billions (yes, billions) of your tax dollars to fund private schools with no accountability as to how the funds are actually spent. A governor who believes in public schools can fight for fair funding, safe and productive classrooms, high quality schools, higher teacher pay, and the belief that every child deserves a great public education—no exceptions. Thank you so much to Timothy Snyder for the conversation today. It was an honor!

In Ohio, a private school voucher program is sending billions (yes, billions) of your tax dollars to fund private schools with no accountability as to how the funds are actually spent. A governor who believes in public schools can fight for fair funding, safe and productive classrooms, high quality schools, higher teacher pay, and the belief that every child deserves a great public education—no exceptions. Thank you so much to Timothy Snyder for the conversation today. It was an honor!

Dr. Amy Acton

28,631 views • 10 months ago