On October 31, a festive and determined mobilization took place, framed by security measures, highlighting the importance of being able to protest freely. #BrowserIssues #NetworkConnectivity #AdBlocker (translated)
In Marseille, around 10,000 people participated in an undeclared rally on October 31, despite a ban on demonstrating in the city center, expressing various demands regarding insecurity and the lack of resources in public services. #Marseille #Mobilisation #VieChère (translated)
The author claimed that the movement was present despite Emmanuel Macron's position. He wrote that, once again, everything had been done to discourage people from protesting, but that the mobilization of youth and anger against the high cost of living had prevailed over what he described as the repressive attitude of the government. He concluded by mentioning what could open up "through the numbers." https://t.co/ToEpjxbxlr #Manif #Colère #Liberté #FR (translated)
The author stated that the movement was present despite Macron's opposition. He estimated that new attempts had been made to deter protests, but that the mobilization of young people and the anger against the high cost of living had prevailed over what he called the authoritarian attitude of the government. https://t.co/7jtQllRdLh #Manif #Jeunesse #Colère #FR (translated)
Today, many house arrests of union, environmental, antifascist militants, etc., are reported, aimed at preventing protests, based on anti-terrorist provisions. "When they placed Muslims under house arrest, I said nothing, I was not Muslim".... (translated)
In Besançon, more than 5,000 people are once again defying the stupid ban on protesting imposed by the prefect of Doubs. (translated)
Our claims are a right. Demonstrating in safety too. We will win. (translated)
The government wanted to scare us by restricting the right to protest. But today it is our numbers that scare them! 🎃 (translated)
The author stated that the government had intended to intimidate the protesters by restricting their right to demonstrate, but was now afraid of their numbers. (translated)
Jean-Luc Mélenchon stated that their demands were a right and that protesting safely was also one. He said they were going to win. https://t.co/yLSPcF1Zcb #Droits #Manifestation #Justice (translated)
The government has, for the first time, used anti-terrorism legislation on October 24 to place under house arrest and prohibit from demonstrating. A shift in the repression of the social movement and the contamination of common law by exceptional measures. (translated)
Camille wrote that the student unions had called to organize blockades and demonstrations on Tuesday, November 3rd. #Syndicats #Étudiants #Manifester (translated)
Tens of thousands of young people are expected in Germany this Saturday to protest against the cost of living and the deterioration of schools. #Teknoloji #TarayıcıSorunları #AğBağlantısı (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)
Camille wrote that, despite the ban, some people seemed to be calling for a demonstration starting from the Bastille towards the National Assembly. She added that it was difficult to know at this stage how the situation would evolve. #Manifestation #Bastille #AssembléeNationale (translated)
The author indicated that the Council of State had annulled the decision of the administrative court allowing the demonstration at Bastille. He stated that the government, which he described as being on the defensive, was ready to use force, and called for people to gather at 2 PM at the Porte de Bagnolet, in greater numbers, to defend the right to protest. #Manifestation #DroitDeManifester #Bastille (translated)
News from the dictatorship in France: The Council of State mandates protesting on the outskirts of the city and the Paris prefecture closes 40 metro stations. (translated)
On the occasion of Halloween, internet users are calling for protests dressed as zombies to denounce the high cost of living and the use of facial recognition by law enforcement. #Halloween #Manifestation #ReconnaissanceFaciale (translated)
The decision of the Council of State to follow the Interior Ministry regarding the ban on protesting in Paris shows that the pillars of the rule of law are weakened. Organizing a night hearing, based on a "white note," the value of which is known. The atmosphere is grim... (translated)
British activists, inspired by the protests in France, are launching a practical kit to learn how to protest in order to mobilize students in the UK against cuts in education and austerity. #manifestation #mouvementsocial #jeunesse (translated)
