The author indicated that a large crowd had again gathered in Toulon in the afternoon to support the demands of high school students and university students. He stated that the movement continued to gain momentum despite the repression and the responses he deemed evasive from the government, before scheduling a meeting for Thursday. https://t.co/OWZ5VrQmrE #Toulon #MouvementSocial #Solidarité #FR (translated)
In Paris, mobilized high school students criticize the government's announcements, which they consider insufficient, and are divided on whether to continue their movement. #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #Société (translated)
The high school union and the student union called for a blockade of high schools and universities on November 3 and 5 to assert the legitimacy of their demands in the face of the ban on demonstrations. #MobilisationEtudiante #BlocageLycéesUniversités #RevendiquerDignité (translated)
The first processions of the mobilization on October 31, aimed at protesting against the high cost of living and improving the study conditions of high school and university students, took place in several cities in France, with the participation of thousands of demonstrators and the presence of 70,000 police officers and gendarmes. #Mobilisation31Octobre #VieChère #Manif (translated)
Prisca Thévenot, Renaissance deputy of Hauts-de-Seine, emphasized the importance of reconciling the right to protest and the freedom to move, while criticizing the government's late response to high school students' demands during her intervention on franceinfo on October 31, 2026. #Mobilisation31octobre #LibertéDeManifester #Trappes (translated)
Marc Vanguard mentioned a time when, according to him, one could wear a mask on Halloween, where it was not necessary to finance a riot tax of 400 million euros per year, and where it took ten days of riots to reach the human toll of just October 17, 2026. He also cited traders forced to barricade themselves on Saturdays, the protests capable of connecting Bastille to Nation, and the deployment of 22,000 police officers and gendarmes during an important PSG match. He recalled that it then seemed absurd to install metal detection gates at the entrance of high schools, concrete blocks around Christmas markets, or a wall of armored glass around the Eiffel Tower. He also wrote that people carrying pepper spray were considered paranoid. Vanguard believed that this period, where one could still question a possible intensification of violence, seemed to be over. According to him, violence had become a habit in France and people were more focused on adapting to it rather than fighting it. He urged not to get used to it or to resign oneself to a degradation of the country's situation. #France #Violence #Société (translated)
Blanquer's defense strategy is to make people believe that Parcoursup is just a technical platform so as not to have to explain the criminal underinvestment in education and the degradation of high school students' living conditions. He has been a scoundrel from the beginning. (translated)
Since the beginning of the high school movement, 83 investigations have been opened by the IGPN and the IGGN, according to a report communicated by the entourage of Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez. #MouvementLycéen #IGPN #Gendarmerie (translated)
The article explores how the high school movement stimulates rapid politicization among young people by encouraging them to intellectually prepare to defend their ideas. #BrowserIssues #NetworkTroubleshooting #AdBlocker (translated)
Rappers and influencers, by getting involved in an innovative way to support the high school movement, are introducing a new culture that could impact the presidential election of 2027. #ErroresDeConexión #ProblemasDeNavegación #SoporteTécnico (translated)
The author wrote that Emmanuel Macron had been caught off guard by high school students who were received for three hours at the Élysée on Friday, October 23. According to him, they told him that the National Rally was going to win and that they wanted to work with him right now. #Politique #Elysée #Lycéens #FR (translated)
The author wrote that after a month of high school mobilization, the number of police custody cases had already exceeded that of the Yellow Vests movement, which lasted eight months. He added that Mediapart was documenting this repression through several telling cases. https://t.co/a97JDOXnGX #Mobilisation #Lycéens #Répression #FR (translated)
The author wrote that the police's priority had been to arrest many high school students, while a racist person was preparing, according to him, to commit terrorist murders. #FR (translated)
The infographic outlines how the anger of high school students between September 29 and October 29 transformed into a broader social movement of anger. #Erreur #Service #Désolé (translated)
Impact reported that Amnesty International had alerted, in a report published on a Thursday, about the rise of authoritarian practices in France and the threats to the rule of law and fundamental freedoms. The organization notably cited the repression of protests on October 17 and 24, the arrests of minors during the student movement, prohibitions on protesting, the police's use of mutilating weapons, and pressures on journalists. According to Impact, Amnesty also denounced the normalization of racist and anti-immigration discourse, mentioning Emmanuel Macron, François Bayrou, Bruno Retailleau, and Aurore Bergé. The NGO had identified seven signs of authoritarian practices: violations of the freedom to inform, repression of dissent, surveillance by technology, governance through fear, the designation of an enemy, exploitation of inequalities, and the weakening of counter-powers. Impact added that Amnesty indicated that, since Emmanuel Macron came to power in 2017, the fortunes of French billionaires had doubled while poverty had reached its highest level in 30 years. As the 2027 presidential election approached, the organization called for the defense of the rule of law and fundamental freedoms, estimating that France was not immune to the global rise of authoritarian practices. #Liberté #DroitsHumains #ÉtatDeDroit (translated)
The author stated that no other European country mutilated mobilized high school students and that the country was the only one using grenades containing explosives. He said he opposed the use of war weapons against children. https://t.co/OPrISA5AR7 #Liberté #Mobilisation #DroitsDesEnfants #FR #EU (translated)
The author wrote that high school students remained in control of their mobilization and were not convinced by the government's announcements. He stated that Parcoursup would not be abolished, but only modified, without the creation of additional spots at the university. https://t.co/P3ogwjLFk6 #mobilisation #Parcoursup #étudiants #FR (translated)
Focus reported that Amnesty International warned that France was no longer safe from authoritarian practices. The NGO cited a record number of minors arrested during the high school movement, a 15-year-old student who had his hand torn off by a grenade on October 5, drones flying over the demonstration on October 24, and the extension of algorithmic video surveillance after the Olympics. According to Focus, Amnesty France also denounced the concentration of almost all major private media in the hands of a dozen billionaires and recorded 358 lawsuits against environmental activists since 2020. #France #DroitsHumains #Liberté (translated)
Edouard Geffray emphasizes that the mobilization of high school students is important, but insists that young people need to attend their classes. #ProblemasDeCarga #Navegador #ConexiónInternet (translated)
The author of the message indicated that, for several weeks, high school students and university students have been asking what place is reserved for them in the country. He said he owed them concrete answers and reported over 100,000 contributions from nearly 3,000 high schools, gathered after a listening process he described as methodical and unfiltered. https://t.co/9dVAHsuOQM #Éducation #Lycéens #Étudiants #FR (translated)
