The rectorate of Lyon denounced Wednesday, October 19 the "
acts of violence
" and "
degradation
" in front of five high schools in the metropolis as part of the demonstrations on Tuesday, which led to 18 arrests, some of which are deemed "
disproportionate
" by the Snes -FSU.
These establishments, two in Lyon, one in Villeurbanne, one in Décines and one in Saint-Priest, have "
been the subject of several acts of violence and degradation following attempts to block
", which occurred "
in l "Absence of any claim and any attempt at dialogue
", indicated the rectorate in a press release.
They "
strongly jeopardized the safety of students and staff
", according to the rectorate, reporting, between Tuesday and Wednesday morning, "
mortar fire, projectile throwing
" and "
garbage can fires
".
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Condemned in this press release by the rector Olivier Dugrip and the prefect Pascal Mailhos, these excesses gave rise to "
18 arrests for violence, outrages and degradations
".
In a press release from Snes-Fsu, the “
representatives of teaching and educational staff
” from Lycée Lumière in Lyon, one of the five concerned, expressed their “
concern
” about the extension of police custody of three students, who would have been caught in "
altercations
" with "
many CRS
".
“
This seems to us disproportionate
to” the acts “
which can be reproached
”.