Italy students protest education law
Several Italian cities witnessed massive demonstrations on Friday, with tens of thousands of students participating to protest against school conditions and the new education law, similar to the protests in France that began in late September. The demonstrations demand improvements in the education environment, such as increasing the number of teachers and providing better facilities, along with opposition to the new law aimed at reducing the percentage of foreign students who do not speak Italian fluently starting from the next academic year. Some violence occurred in the city of Turin, where protesters threw stones and bottles at security forces, who responded with water cannons and tear gas.
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