Farmers and residents mobilize against the Duplomb bill

A national decision made the “cahiers de doléances” from the Grand Débat available to the public in departmental and national archives. The books contain tens of thousands of records and hundreds of...

Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau announced dissolution procedures targeting Urgence Palestine and the anti-fascist Jeune Garde. Politis reported the announcement and the organizations’ responses....

A public appeal urged people to demonstrate across France against the genocide in Gaza and for Palestinian rights. Politis reproduced the call and its organizers’ language. The date marks a...

Hundreds of mothers and children gathered near the Invalides in Paris in a solidarity action focused on children in Palestine. Politis’ report foregrounded caregivers’ voices and the civilian toll...

Rail worker and Révolution Permanente spokesperson Anasse Kazib appeared in court in a case concerning alleged “apologie du terrorisme” after public remarks on Palestine. Politis covered the...

A petition hosted on the National Assembly website passed 1.4 million signatures, an unprecedented level for a petition on the platform. Launched on 10 July, it protested the Duplomb law, which had...

Basta! reported that local assemblies in dozens of cities were debating tactics for the 10 September “Bloquons tout” mobilization. Participants included people from left organizations, unions and...

Politis described support, accompaniment and hesitation among parties and unions facing the decentralized call to block activity on 10 September. The debate centered on whether to join, support from...

The union Solidaires announced support for the 10 September mobilization, framing it as a response to austerity and political crisis. Politis reported the endorsement as a significant step in the...

A decentralized call to 'block everything' produced road and school blockades, demonstrations and other local actions across France. The movement had grown online after a proposed budget plan that...