Student protests turn violent in France, with arrests after Marseille attack

Student protests in France have turned violent, with a woman burned in the face in Marseille and police officers beaten, leading to multiple arrests over the weekend. French high school students are demanding more resources for schools, citing unsanitary buildings, overcrowded classes, and staff shortages. The movement has spread to Belgium, with tensions in Liège and fears of further unrest Monday. In Belfort, a plainclothes officer was beaten unconscious, and in Paris, a female officer was chased and attacked. A teacher was doused with gasoline in La Ciotat, and a student in Tours lost sight in one eye. A 15-year-old suspect in the Marseille attack has been detained.