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Student protests over education conditions continue in Albania for ninth day
Protests by university students demanding improved education conditions in Tirana, the capital of Albania, entered their ninth day on Wednesday. High school students, citizens and university employees also joined the demonstrations, while Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama renewed his call for dialogue with the students.
Protests by university students demanding improved education conditions in Tirana, the capital of Albania, continued for a ninth day on Wednesday.
High school students, citizens and academic staff from various universities also supported the demonstrations, which began on October 13.
Protests move from the prime minister's office to the education ministry
The demonstration began peacefully in front of the prime minister's office. The crowd later marched to the Education Ministry building.
After protesters returned to the prime minister's office, stones and Molotov cocktails were thrown at security forces and the building. Hundreds of police officers were deployed during the demonstration.
Universities announce boycott
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama renewed his call for dialogue with students taking part in the ongoing demonstrations.
The Albanian Universities Academic Staff Trade Union announced a boycott at all universities across the country.
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