国际特赦组织法国分部对近期多日来，法国高中生为争取改善学习条件而发起抗议时遭到警方暴力对待的现象表示严重关切。
Amnesty International France has voiced alarm over the use of police violence against French high school students during protests over better learning conditions that have been underway for several days.
该组织在周四于社交平台X上发文称："这些高中生遭执法人员殴打的画面令人极为担忧。他们中许多人是未成年人，还是孩子。他们理应受到保护，而非被警棍击打。"
"The images of high school students being subjected to violence by law enforcement are extremely concerning. Many of them are minors, children. They must be protected, not beaten with batons," Amnesty wrote on US social media platform X on Thursday.
该组织同时对大量学生遭逮捕的现象表示担忧，但也承认部分抗议者确实存在暴力行为，并称此类行为"不可接受"。不过组织强调："即便在出现此类情况乃至实施逮捕时，使用武力也必须保持适度。"
The group also voiced concern over the high number of arrests while acknowledging that there had been violence by some protesters as well, which it described as "unacceptable." "But even in these situations, including during arrests, the use of force must remain PROPORTIONATE," Amnesty added.
据该组织披露，周一时一名14岁少年面部遭催泪弹击中，导致多颗牙齿脱落。组织指出，催泪弹发射器仅应在大规模暴力事件且别无他法时方可使用，且绝不可直接对准人群发射。
Amnesty further reported that a 14-year-old was hit by a grenade to the jaw on Monday and lost several of his teeth as a result. It said grenade launchers should only be used in cases of widespread violence, when no other means are available, and never fired directly at people.
另据记载，周二时一名14岁女学生在校外遭警员粗暴扼住颈部，该组织强调此类锁喉手段在执法过程中属明令禁止行为。
Amnesty also reported that a 14-year-old girl was violently grabbed by the neck by a police officer outside her high school on Tuesday, stressing that chokehold techniques in law enforcement are prohibited.
数据显示，自抗议活动爆发以来，警方已实施多次逮捕：周一164人、周二440人、周三625人。
It also said that many arrests and detentions had been made since the beginning of the blockades, citing 164 on Monday, 440 on Tuesday, and 625 on Wednesday.
该组织强调："依据国际法，逮捕未成年人应作为最后手段。"同时呼吁当局优先采取对话与缓和措施，而非动用武力。"和平参与抗议的高中生绝非‘麻烦制造者’。他们只是在为自己的受教育权而斗争……他们发起抗议的唯一目的就是让社会听到自己的声音。"该组织最后表示，将始终支持"那些以和平方式争取权益的人们"，并强调"参与抗议的青少年理应获得倾听，而非遭到镇压"。
"Under international law, the arrest of minors should be a LAST RESORT," Amnesty wrote. It called on authorities to prioritize dialogue and de-escalation, rather than the use of weapons. "No, high school students peacefully taking part in mobilizations are not ‘troublemakers.’High school students are simply fighting for their right to education ... If they are protesting, it is for one thing: to be heard," Amnesty added. It vowed to always support people "who peacefully demonstrate for their rights." "Young people who protest should be listened to, not repressed," Amnesty further wrote.