Protests connected to France's schools have flared up again, with students and supporters back on the streets despite the prime minister's promise to respond to their demands. Blockades have returned alongside the demonstrations, disrupting traffic and daily life in the areas affected. The government's pledge was meant to defuse the movement, but it has clearly not satisfied those behind it. Confrontations with police have accompanied many of the actions. Dozens of people have been injured so far, among them students, teachers and police officers. The tally of casualties points to clashes that have gone beyond peaceful marching. For the government, the renewed unrest will test whether its promised measures can calm the situation before more people get hurt.