Greta Thunberg joins French students protesting school conditions ahead of Tuesday rallies
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg joined high school pupils in Saint-Denis on Tuesday to support nationwide demonstrations demanding better learning environments.

Protesters gather outside blocked schools
Activists and students rallied outside the Paul Eluard high school near Paris while authorities warned that violence might increase. Lawyers formed a human chain to protect teenagers after reports of police brutality during previous clashes. The movement includes unions and opposition groups calling for immediate improvements to teacher shortages and building repairs.
Nationwide marches continue across cities
More than 70,000 people marched in the last major event before half-term holidays began. Interior ministry figures show over 260,000 protesters participated in Tuesday's previous nationwide demonstrations. University student unions posted messages stating that authorities are not listening to their demands.
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