Tensions have been reported at the Ministry of Education, where police intervened against protesters with tear gas and water cannon. At this stage, public information remains limited and no full explanation has yet been given about the circumstances of the clash.
Police intervention at the protest site
Initial footage and information indicate that police intervened to disperse protesters near the Ministry of Education.
According to the version initially reported, tear gas and water cannon were used, a level of force that usually raises questions about the proportionality of the response to public gatherings.
Full explanations on the causes and consequences are still lacking
So far, there is no complete picture of the immediate cause of the tensions, the number of protesters, or whether there were any people injured or escorted by police.
Even in cases when such interventions are presented as public order measures, it remains essential for institutions to provide verifiable explanations and not only a one-sided version of events.
Questions that remain open
An intervention with tear gas and water cannon at a protest in front of a central institution requires full transparency on the chain of decision-making, the legal justification, and the level of risk identified on the ground.
Without this information, the incident remains a serious episode in protest management, in which state force appears at the forefront while official explanations are absent.
For the moment, what is known is that the situation escalated into clashes and that police used dispersal means against protesters.
It remains to be seen whether the institutions will provide a full and verifiable account of what happened at the Ministry of Education.