French authorities investigate more than 100 alleged police misconduct cases
The cases concern alleged police misconduct at cost-of-living protests and remain under investigation.

The cases concern alleged police misconduct at cost-of-living protests and remain under investigation.

Al Jazeera said French authorities are investigating more than 100 cases of alleged police misconduct at cost-of-living protests. The cases concern allegations, not findings of misconduct.
The outlet spent a day with a woman trying to protect protesters in Lille, a city in northern France.

Student unions estimated that 250,000 people joined the nationwide demonstrations against rising living costs and in support of the youth movement.
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The government plans the low-interest loans by 2030 and a further €1 billion (about $1.1 billion) for universities by 2029, in response to nationwide protests.

The CGT union put provisional turnout at 1.57 million as workers and students pressed for higher wages and better public services. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced talks with unions and employers for 9 November.
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