Yellow Vest figure joins march against the cost of living

Collectif Eau 88 and L’Eau qui mord organize a walk and public meeting on groundwater and Nestlé’s withdrawals. Organizers report about one hundred participants and invite allied campaigns,...

Yellow Vest participants appeared in the Paris May Day procession alongside union contingents and other social movements. Politis noted their presence amid a broader return of street mobilization. The...

Collectif Eau 88 convenes a public meeting during the inquiry into Nestlé’s requested water withdrawals. The group reports that about fifty people attended and argues that residents’ needs should take...

Paris’s annual Pride march returned to the streets, bringing together LGBTQIA+ associations and supporters in a public demonstration for equality, safety and visibility. Pride joins celebration with...

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...

With refinery stoppages disrupting fuel supplies, unions called a cross-sector strike seeking higher wages and defending the right to strike. The action brought together workers in transport, energy...

The Vosges prefect issues environmental permits allowing Nestlé Waters Supply Est to draw water from the A and B aquifers in the Vittel, Contrexéville and Anger basins. The decision follows a public...

Thousands converged near Sainte-Soline to oppose a large irrigation reservoir. Protesters described the basin system as privatizing a shared resource for intensive agriculture, while farmers and...

A year after its Saint-Pierre march, NousToutes974 organized a march in Saint-Denis to broaden participation across the island. The program included an association and artisan village, connecting...

Eight major trade-union confederations and youth organizations coordinated a nationwide strike and demonstrations against the plan to raise the legal retirement age to 64. More than a million people...