@cbseveningnews: French officials implemented local curfews Monday as the nation reeled from a weekend of violence. Authorities across Europe are bracing for more protests this weekend. #protest #france #europe

tooturntgordie :

This mess needs to get cleaned up & fast!!

CvilleTNconservative3.0 :

“Student led”

LA JODIENDA BORICUA :

the people make the rules

vip princess happyness🥰🙏👑✌ :

stay safe✌✌✌✌🌏

Kyla :

The comment section has many stories 🤣

donnawilson :

God Bless America

catlifebelike :

Prem prasad [email protected] :

America bron Erop

Ethanwlawson :

Student led…..

OXYTOCIN2026 🇿🇦 :

@OXYTOCIN2026 🇿🇦:This is what happens when France, Italy and Belgium send billions of Euros for Ukraine war that is futile. The ordinary, hard working citizens get left high and dry fighting for Crumb's. If the these governments don't listen , then they must feel.

Ugly Naked Guy :

Stupendous coverage of the truth 🙄

Psybadek001 :

Only love will solve this.

Danno Kalzoni :

Look at those scholars.

CP Fence :

Lies lies lies

Christie🐢🐢Brooks :

those are NOT students

bobby76131 :

Criminals

LA JODIENDA BORICUA :

get your facts right

user32167110008432 :

😳

vip princess happyness🥰🙏👑✌ :

😔

toby_W28 :

Doctors?Engineers?Students?French?

George_Lincoln_Rockwell :

I feel really bad for France, yet another Muslim country in turmoil. 🤭

🩷 Inea1303 🩵 🐶💔✨ :

La merde de la France ces gens là. Les casseurs ne sont pas français, ils n'aiment pas la France.

chuckster150 :

Over the Economy ? Now you're gonna tell me this was all students doing this . This is what is lawn wants for the world. Islam is a military tool. It's not a religion.

Alma Terral :

The world is watching France through images of unrest, curfews, and heavy police deployments. But the French government also has legal obligations: to protect peaceful protests, respect fundamental human rights, and ensure that any restrictions on civil liberties are necessary and proportionate. These protests are not just about high school students. They also reflect broader concerns about the cost of living, public services, education, working conditions, and human dignity. Reports of excessive police force deserve independent investigation. Violence against people and property must also be addressed, without treating peaceful protesters as responsible for the actions of others. On October 24, we ask the world to look beyond the images of unrest and pay attention to French citizens, their demands, and how the authorities uphold their rights. To French and international media: provide independent, comprehensive coverage. Give peaceful protesters a voice. Explain their demands. Document police actions. Scrutinize restrictions on civil liberties and hold public authorities accountable for their decisions. Do not simply broadcast confrontations. Investigate the conditions that led people into the streets, the decisions made by those in power, and their consequences for ordinary citizens. Maintaining public order does not excuse violations of fundamental rights. Protecting those rights is one of the government's most important responsibilities. Journalism should not only show what happens in the streets. It should also examine what those in power are doing and make sure the voices of affected citizens are heard.