France School Protests
Hundreds of schools closed as students protest, over 5,000 arrested. A teenager's hand was blown off during a confrontation with police.

Protests by students in France have led to the closure of hundreds of schools. The minister said up to 500 schools would be totally or partly closed on Monday.
A teenager's hand was blown off during a confrontation between protesters and police.
Over 5,000 people have been arrested as the protests enter their third week.
Key facts
- Hundreds of schools closed due to protests
- Up to 500 schools to be closed on Monday
- A teenager's hand blown off during protest
- Over 5,000 arrested
Three perspectives
Neutral
The protests in France are ongoing, with many schools closed. The situation is being monitored. The minister's announcement has added to the uncertainty.
Positive
The students are protesting for their future, as seen in a message from one protester. The minister's statement may help to address the situation.
Negative
The protests have turned violent, with a teenager injured and many arrested. The closure of schools is disrupting education.
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