đź“… 19 June 2016
Opponents to Cigéo establish an occupation in Bois Lejuc, where ANDRA planned preparatory works for the deep geological repository. The forest becomes a place of protest, shared living and direct...
đź“… 1 August 2016
The Bar-le-Duc tribunal finds that forest clearing at Bois Lejuc was unlawful. The ruling gives a legal foothold to opponents contesting ANDRA’s work and land access around the proposed repository.
đź“… 15 August 2016
After police had removed occupants, opponents re-enter Bois Lejuc and tear down a wall erected around the site. The forest occupation links a local land dispute to a broader challenge over who bears...
đź“… 28 February 2017
The Nancy administrative court annuls the Mandres-en-Barrois municipal decision transferring the Bois Lejuc forest to ANDRA. The dispute illustrates how local land-use decisions became a key arena...
đź“… 20 September 2017
A series of searches takes place in an investigation targeting opponents of Cigéo. The LDH later documents searches, surveillance and judicial restrictions as part of a wider pattern of pressure on...
đź“… 16 June 2018
Opponents gather in Bar-le-Duc to challenge radioactive waste burial and state support for the project. The march carries the dispute from the occupied forest and village sites into the prefectural...
đź“… 28 September 2019
Thousands march in Nancy against Cigéo. Sortir du nucléaire reports around 3,000 participants; prefectural figures were lower. Organizers framed the demonstration as showing that risks and decisions...
đź“… 7 July 2022
A decree declares the Cigéo repository project to be of public utility and authorizes expropriations for ANDRA. The decision advances the state planning process while opponents continue to contest the...
đź“… 19 April 2026
During a week called “Faisons dérailler l’expulsion,” opponents announce a march in the Bure area as the former Luméville station faces eviction. The prefecture bans the march; its account describes...
đź“… 24 April 2010
Around 120,000 people linked the KrĂĽmmel and BrunsbĂĽttel nuclear sites through Hamburg in a human chain against plans to extend reactor lifetimes. The action joined local communities, environmental...
đź“… 26 March 2011
After the Fukushima disaster, organizers reported around 250,000 people at demonstrations in Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, and Munich. A broad alliance demanded an immediate nuclear phase-out. The...
đź“… 26 November 2011
Protesters mobilized in the Wendland region against the transport of radioactive waste to Gorleben, using sit-ins, blockades, and public demonstrations. The action drew on decades of local...
