French students closed some secondary schools after returning from the autumn break, as reported by Al Jazeera Arabic. According to the report, the move is an attempt to revive their protest movement. The report said the movement began in mid-September last year. It added that France saw a third wave of protests two days before the report was issued, and that the school closures came after it. The number of schools closed and students taking part, the movement's specific demands, and the reaction of French authorities have not yet been established. This account comes from a single source and has not been independently verified.
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French Students Close Some Secondary Schools After Autumn Break, Al Jazeera Arabic Reports
According to the report, the move is an attempt to revive a protest movement that began in mid-September. [F1] [F2]
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- French students closed some secondary schools after the autumn break, according to Al Jazeera Arabic.
- According to the report, the move is an attempt to revive the protest movement.
- According to the report, the movement began in mid-September last year.
- According to the report, the closures followed a third wave of protests two days before the report was issued.
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- Al Jazeera Arabicطلاب المدارس في فرنسا يستأنفون التظاهر ضمن ثالث موجات الاحتجاجPrimary source