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Protests in Paris: today and upcoming dates

November 3 at 2pm at Panthéon: a gathering announced by two union calendars. The route towards Medef remains to be verified.

Paris · November 3 at 2pm announced

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Dates and meeting points in Paris

Sources checked up to ; each announcement retains its own source-check date. An announcement is not approval. All times are local time in France (CET or CEST depending on the date). This selection is not exhaustive.

Local announcements from 31 Oct 2026. Earlier instructions are shown separately below.

  1. 2pm · announced gatheringGathering corroborated · reported filing

    Inter-university protest announced at the Panthéon

    Meeting place
    Place du Panthéon · Paris
    Route and status
    Panthéon → Medef headquarters, 55 Avenue Bosquet; filing reported by Le Parisien, decision unverified.

    Solidaires93 and SUD éducation Paris announce 2pm at the Panthéon on Tuesday November 3. Interfac IDF describes the filed route in Le Parisien; the original filing and prefectural decision remain unverified.

    Times and route →Source: Solidaires Seine-Saint-Denis ↗Source: SUD éducation Paris ↗Source: Le Parisien ↗

    Solidaires Seine-Saint-Denis: source checked on · SUD éducation Paris: source checked on · Le Parisien: source checked on

Earlier reports and instructions

These records document a past date, a decision or an earlier announcement. They are not counted as upcoming gatherings and do not describe the situation live.

  1. Noon · gathering; 3pm · announced marchUnion agenda published · route unverified

    Student mobilisation: Grands Moulins then towards La Santé

    Meeting place
    Grands Moulins esplanade · Paris
    Route and status
    A march towards La Santé prison is announced for 3pm; a detailed route and administrative decision have not been verified.

    Solidaires93 relays a call from the student coordination. The two times refer to two announced parts of the same day, not verified continuous activity.

    Times and route →Source: Solidaires Seine-Saint-Denis ↓

    Solidaires Seine-Saint-Denis: source checked on

  2. Original programme 6pm–9pm · cancelledCancelled in Paris · Le Parisien/AFP

    Paris pot-banging protest cancelled, according to media

    Meeting place
    In front of the National Assembly · Paris
    Route and status
    Gathering cancelled; the coordination rejected Les Invalides.

    According to Le Parisien/AFP, the coordination cancelled the Paris pot-banging protest on 30 October after rejecting Les Invalides. The separate provincial call remains.

    Times and route →Source: Le Parisien / AFP ↗

    Le Parisien / AFP: source checked on

  3. 2pm in the CGT announcement; actual departure time not establishedDeparture reported · October 31 update

    October 31: departure from Porte de Bagnolet reported by Europe 1

    Meeting place
    Porte de Bagnolet · exact meeting point to check
    Route and status
    Porte de Bagnolet → Porte de Charenton, according to CGT-CASVP.

    Europe 1’s 3:01pm update reports departure from Porte de Bagnolet. This is the reporting time, not the departure time.

    Times and route →Source: Anadolu ↗Source: CGT-CASVP ↗Source: Europe 1 ↗

    Anadolu: source checked on · CGT-CASVP: source checked on · Europe 1: source checked on

  4. Previously requested start · route banned according to AFPOriginal route banned according to AFP

    Yellow Vests: separate application, status reported October 30

    Meeting place
    Bastille · earlier application banned according to AFP
    Route and status
    Bastille → République → Opéra → Concorde: original route banned according to AFP.

    AFP reports the Bastille–Concorde ban on the 30th. The outcome of the Bastille–Nation appeal does not determine the outcome of this separate case.

    Times and route →Source: Le Progrès / AFP ↗

    Le Progrès / AFP: source checked on

  5. Judicial history · see the separate CGT meetingDecision reported · CGT instruction documented separately

    October 31: prefecture’s route supported on appeal according to Franceinfo

    Meeting place
    Porte de Bagnolet · reported imposed route
    Route and status
    Porte de Bagnolet → Boulevards des Maréchaux → Porte de Charenton.

    Franceinfo reports the restored Bastille–Nation ban and support for Bagnolet–Charenton. Morning account; see the October 31 CGT announcement for published instructions.

    Times and route →Source: Franceinfo / France Télévisions ↗

    Franceinfo / France Télévisions: source checked on

Paris protest on November 3: where and when?

For 3 November, a 2pm meeting is announced at the Panthéon; the route towards Medef remains a reported filing.

Solidaires93 announced actions on 29 October at Grands Moulins and towards La Santé; the agenda does not establish that they took place.

Read the full guide: What are French high-school students demanding?

Sources: [5][7][6]

School and university blockades on November 3 and 5: what has been called?

Le Parisien/AFP, published October 31 at 2:49pm, reports USL and Union étudiante’s nationwide blockade calls for November 3 and 5.

This call identifies neither an actually blocked school nor a Paris route. The November 3 Interfac meeting at the Panthéon retains its separate announcement.

USL and Union étudiante: read the November 3 and 5 nationwide callNovember 5: interprofessional call and arrangements to check

Sources: [19]

Strike and protests in Paris on November 5: where is the gathering?

A national joint union call has been issued for November 5. This source does not establish a gathering place and time in Paris.

November 5: the call, sectors and local announcementsNovember 5: check trains and SNCF forecasts

Sources: [4]

What is the route of the Paris protest on November 3?

For November 3, two calendars announce a gathering at 2pm at Panthéon. Interfac IDF describes a filed route to the Medef headquarters, 55 avenue Bosquet, in Le Parisien. The original filing and the prefecture’s decision have not been verified here.

October 31 history: Europe 1 reports the departure from Porte de Bagnolet in its 3:01pm update. This is the publication time, not the departure time.

October 31 history: the full court ruling still needs checking. The reported CGT position and the CGT-CASVP announcement do not extend to other organisations or the separate Yellow Vest case.

Paris on October 31: reported departure, route and earlier updates

Sources: [5][7][6][14][15][17][13]

Metro, buses and traffic in Paris

Before travelling, check the operator’s notices. The November 1 checkpoint below is separate from the historical October 31 announcements and reports.[16]

Bastille reopened in mid-morning according to AFP, quoting a RATP representative. No precise time or return to normal across the network is established here.[18]

Bastille’s absence from an earlier list does not establish continuous opening. Later announcements must be checked with RATP.[16]

Implementation and reopening are unconfirmed. The October 31 notice does not establish network conditions on November 1.[16]

SNCF on November 5: forecast status and operator links

Is Metro line 4 running? RATP check on November 1

At 7:59am Paris time on November 1, the October 31 RATP notice is no longer displayed; lines 2 and 12 show normal traffic.

On line 4, Saint-Michel is not served due to engineering work. Funicular operation, reopening times and the reopening of every station entrance remain unconfirmed.

Sources: [16][20][21][22][23]

A demonstration in Paris today or this weekend?

Filters use the Paris calendar. “Today” and “Tomorrow” select a date; “This weekend” covers the upcoming Saturday and Sunday, without redisplaying a Saturday that has already passed. No results only mean that no local meeting in our selection corresponds to this period.

An announced time does not prove that the gathering has started or that it is continuing. On the same day, consult the original announcement and the opinions of the authorities and transport operators.

History, context and positions

October 31 archive: RATP Montmartre closures announced from 4pm

RATP announces additional Montmartre closures from 4pm on October 31. The October 31 guide lists the stations and limitations.[16]

Implementation and reopening are unconfirmed. The October 31 notice does not establish network conditions on November 1.[16]

October 31: announced station closures and unresolved points

Paris protests: local announcements and information limits

This city page maintains a permanent address: it brings together upcoming local announcements, while the dated files detail a specific event. The selection is not exhaustive and is not a live follow-up.

Paris protests: October and November announcements

  1. Program for October 30 published

    The coordination announces a gathering from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in front of the National Assembly, with a casserole at 8 p.m.[1]

  2. A departure from Bastille at 2 p.m. is requested for the 31st

    Franceinfo reports the planned procession passing through République, the Grands Boulevards and Opéra. The chosen route and the finish remain to be verified.[2]

  3. Grands Moulins then a march towards La Santé

    In its October 27 agenda, Solidaires93 lists an anti-repression gathering on the Grands Moulins esplanade on Thursday October 29 at noon, followed by a march towards La Santé prison at 3pm. It attributes the call to the student coordination; the publication does not establish a detailed route or administrative decision.[5]

  4. November 3: Panthéon at 2pm, route towards Medef reportedly filed

    For Tuesday November 3, Solidaires93 and SUD éducation Paris announce a 2pm gathering at Place du Panthéon. In an interview published on October 28 at 12:01, Interfac IDF says it filed a route from the Panthéon to Medef headquarters, 55 Avenue Bosquet, following its October 27 evening assembly. Times are Paris time (CET); the original filing and prefectural decision remain unverified.[5][7][6]

Paris protests: announcements from the coordination

Coordination of Yellow VestsOrganization behind the announcements

The coordination presents the meeting of the 30th as a mobilization for public freedoms and as a prelude to Act III of the 31st. This presentation is attributed to its press release.[1]

Paris: documented meeting points and decisions

  • Europe 1’s 3:01pm update reports departure from Porte de Bagnolet. This is the reporting time, not the departure time.[13][14][15][17]

  • The original program for October 30 and the departure plan for October 31 at 2 p.m. are published in the sources cited. This confirms the publication of the announcements, not their authorization or their actual holding.[1][2]

  • According to AFP, citing a RATP representative, Bastille reopened in mid-morning on October 31. No exact reopening time is given; other restrictions still need checking.[18]

Paris protests: routes and conditions still to check

  • The full judicial text remains to be checked. The reported CGT position and CGT-CASVP announcement are not extended to other organisations or to the separate Yellow Vests case.[13][14][15]

  • A Parisian location and time for November 5 are not established by the national appeal alone.[4]

  • The original filing and prefectural decision for the November 3 Interfac route, as well as the detailed route and decisions for October 29. Two agendas corroborate the November 3 gathering at 2pm; this is not approval.[6][7][5]

Sources and verification

  1. Friday, October 30: pot-banging protest outside the National Assembly

    Coordination of Yellow Vests · 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Published on Oct. 25, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 28, 2026

    Original program rechecked on October 28: Paris, October 30 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., casserole at 8 p.m. An announcement from the organizer does not confirm administrative authorization.

  2. October 31: Franceinfo reports the filed route and announced 2pm start

    Franceinfo · France Inter · Published on 27 Oct 2026 · Checked on 28 Oct 2026

    The report cites a coordination message sent to France Inter: an announced 2pm start at Bastille via République, the Grands Boulevards and Opéra. Both Concorde and the National Assembly are mentioned; no original prefectural decision is attached.

  3. October 31 in Paris: route filing reported on October 27

    Le Parisien · Published October 27, 2026 · Checked October 27, 2026

    Article published at 10:50, Paris time. David Libeskind says the route was filed that morning and acknowledged by police. No original receipt or prefectural decision has been consulted. The report refers to both Concorde and the National Assembly; the exact terminus and an authorised route remain unestablished.

  4. Call for mobilization for wages, public services, employment and industry — joint declaration, PDF

    CFDT, CGT, FO, UNSA, FSU; document published by CFDT-UFETAM · Published on Oct. 5, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 21, 2026

    Document dated 05/10/26, with five signatories and a call for November 5. It attests to their positions, not future participation or effects on services.

  5. Autumn 2026 social movement calendar: October 29 and November 3 in the Paris region

    Solidaires Seine-Saint-Denis · Published on October 27, 2026 · Checked on October 28, 2026

    Original union agenda published on October 27: October 29 at noon at Grands Moulins, then at 3pm towards La Santé; Tuesday November 3 at 2pm at the Panthéon. SUD éducation Paris also lists the November 3 gathering; Le Parisien separately reports the filed route. No approved route is established.

  6. November 3: Panthéon–Medef route filed, according to Interfac IDF

    Le Parisien · Published October 28, 2026 · Checked October 28, 2026

    Interview published on October 28 at 12:01 Paris time. Interfac says its Tuesday October 27 evening assembly decided to file a route from the Panthéon to Medef headquarters at 55 Avenue Bosquet. The filing is attributed to the organiser; the original document and prefectural decision remain unverified.

  7. Agenda: Tuesday November 3 at 2pm at the Panthéon

    SUD éducation Paris · Checked October 28, 2026

    Original agenda checked on October 28, with no established publication date for this entry. It lists Tuesday November 3 at 2pm at the Panthéon, called by the national student coordination and the Interfac IDF assembly. The agenda does not establish approval of a route.

  8. October 31 in Paris: CGT files a Bastille–Nation route

    Le Parisien · Published October 28, 2026 · Checked October 28, 2026

    Article published on October 28 at 12:21 Paris time. It distinguishes CGT’s Bastille–Nation application from the Yellow Vests application via Opéra towards Concorde. No original filing or order has been inspected. The closing reference to Wednesday November 3 is incorrect: November 3 is a Tuesday.

  9. October 31 in Paris: union coalition disputes a proposed route

    TF1 Info · Published October 28, 2026 · Checked October 29, 2026

    October 28 live entry at 10:11pm Paris time. Quotes the union coalition on the Bagnolet–Charenton proposal and its refusal; original statement and administrative order not obtained.

  10. 30 October: the coordination cancels the Paris pot-banging protest

    Le Parisien / AFP · Published on 29 Oct 2026 · Checked on 30 Oct 2026

    Published on 29 October at 6:29pm. Reports the Paris cancellation after the announced ban and rejection of Les Invalides; the provincial call remains. The original order and new statement have not been obtained.

  11. October 31: central routes banned and Bagnolet–Charenton imposed, according to AFP

    Le Progrès / AFP · Published October 30, 2026 · Checked October 30, 2026

    Published October 30 at 11:22am; the version read was updated at 1:27pm Paris time. Quotes the order on both routes and the noon–6pm window, with a 2pm start. Reports announced legal challenges and a joint union position still to be decided. The original order has not been read.

  12. République and Châtelet–Les Halles: local curfew from 11pm to 6am

    Sortiraparis · Published October 19, 2026 · Checked October 30, 2026

    Page first published October 19 and updated October 30 at 11:31am Paris time. Links to order 2026-01485. Distinguishes two nights of local curfew from three nights of restrictions for unaccompanied minors. The exceptions it mentions relate to earlier orders and are not assumed to apply to the new text.

  13. Paris, October 31: the Conseil d’État restores the Bastille–Nation ban

    Franceinfo / France Télévisions · Published October 31, 2026 · Checked October 31, 2026

    Franceinfo: live coverage published at 6:55am, version reviewed at 7:38am Paris time. This source establishes the morning account of the appeal, not the CGT announcements reviewed later. Full ruling not read; earlier “authorised” and “appeal pending” entries are historical.

  14. October 31 in Paris: CGT says it will follow the authorised route

    Anadolu · Published 31 Oct 2026 · Checked 31 Oct 2026

    Full article reviewed. Attributes the instruction to follow the authorised route to Fabienne Rouchy on BFMTV; this is neither a joint statement by all organisations nor a judicial document. Time metadata has no timezone, so only the date is retained.

  15. CGT · October 31 · 2pm meeting announced at Porte de Bagnolet

    CGT-CASVP · Published 31 Oct 2026 · Checked 31 Oct 2026

    Union announcement reviewed. The heading gives 2pm and Porte de Bagnolet → Porte de Charenton; the body relays the judicial outcome. This direct source establishes this CGT section’s announcement, not agreement by every organiser or actual departure.

  16. RATP · General bulletin and October 31 measures

    RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

    The October 31 bulletin is retained as historical information. Earlier readings contained the Montmartre list from 4pm; at the November 1 check at 7:59am it is no longer shown in the accessible bulletin. Neither removal nor reopening times follow from this; the page clock is not a publication time.

  17. Europe 1 · October 31: the 3:01pm update reports the Paris march departure

    Europe 1 · Published 31 Oct 2026 · Checked 31 Oct 2026

    The 3:01pm update, Paris time, reports departure from Porte de Bagnolet without specifying its exact minute. The live page is counted once despite its changed headline. This report does not establish arrival or the separate Yellow Vests case.

  18. AFP / Corse-Matin · Bastille reopened in mid-morning

    Corse-Matin / AFP · Published 31 Oct 2026 · Checked 31 Oct 2026

    AFP quotes a RATP representative. Europe 1 carries the same information: these republications are not independent confirmations. The exact time and the status of each entrance or line serving Bastille are not specified. No separate RATP reopening notice has been reviewed.

  19. USL and Union étudiante: blockade calls for November 3 and 5

    Le Parisien with AFP · Published 31 Oct 2026 · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

    Published October 31 at 2:49pm, Paris time. A reported nationwide call by USL and Union étudiante; it confirms neither an actual school blockade, an administrative closure nor a local meeting point.

  20. Metro line 2: November 1 check at 7:59am

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

    Direct reading of Bonjour RATP on November 1 at 7:59am, Paris time: Normal traffic. This is the Manifs check time, not a publication time or evidence of a reopening time.

  21. Metro line 12: November 1 check at 7:59am

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

    Direct reading of Bonjour RATP on November 1 at 7:59am, Paris time: Normal traffic. This is the Manifs check time, not a publication time or evidence of a reopening time.

  22. Metro line 4: November 1 check at 7:59am

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

    Direct reading of Bonjour RATP on November 1 at 7:59am, Paris time: Saint-Michel not served due to engineering work. This is the Manifs check time, not a publication time or evidence of a reopening time.

  23. Montmartre funicular: November 1 check at 7:59am

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

    Direct reading of Bonjour RATP on November 1 at 7:59am, Paris time: No usable real-time traffic status on the consulted page. This is the Manifs check time, not a publication time or evidence of a reopening time.

Updates

  1. RATP: the October 31 Montmartre announcement is explicitly historical; added the separate November 1 check at 7:59am with line-specific sources. The student call and local meetings are retained, without claiming universal reopening.

  2. Added the nationwide USL–Union étudiante call for November 3 and 5, reported October 31 at 2:49pm, separately from local meeting points. Added the Montmartre closures announced by RATP for October 31 from 4pm, without confirming implementation or reopening times.

  3. Practical information reorganised: local gathering notices, route status and transport first; earlier announcements retained in the history. Source-check dates remain unchanged.

  4. Added the Paris march departure reported in Europe 1’s 3:01pm update and Bastille’s mid-morning reopening according to AFP, citing RATP. Reporting times remain distinct from event times; no exact reopening minute is added.

  5. Added the CGT instruction reported by Anadolu and meeting published by CGT-CASVP; updated the RATP check. These sources are not used to infer other organisations’ decisions, actual departure or Bastille station opening.

  6. Updated the October 31 appeal according to Franceinfo: Bastille–Nation ban restored and the prefecture’s route supported. The reported judicial outcome, organisers’ final notice and the separate Yellow Vests case remain distinct.

  7. Added decisions reported on October 30: two central routes banned and Bagnolet–Charenton imposed, plus a local 11pm–6am curfew over two nights. Original orders remain unread; organisers’ agreement, legal outcomes, boundaries and exceptions are not assumed.

  8. Editorial revision: summaries tailored to this page, links to the full guides and retained sources; event statuses updated where new evidence has been verified.

  9. Updated the October 31 CGT application with the disagreement reported by TF1, without applying this information to the separate Yellow Vests proposal.

  10. Added the Assembly’s official October 28 agenda for 5pm without a vote and/or the student calls for October 29 and November 3, retaining the verification limits.

  11. Creation of the permanent Paris entry point with period filters, local announcements from October 30 and 31, sources and distinction between project and administrative decision.

  12. Added October 28 local details: announced programmes, separate route applications and additional sources, with no established prefectural approval.

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