Saturday 14 November: the essentials of published times and places
The coordination’s calendar presents November 14 as Act V. It calls for support for the Enfantiste collective’s demonstrations against violence against children, as well as actions by the “26 septembre” movement and other groups campaigning on climate, the living world, peace and social justice.[1][5]
Le Parisien reported on November 8 that 72 demonstrations were scheduled, none of them in Paris. On November 10 the coordination’s map showed 126 mobilisations: 121 demonstrations, three roundabouts and two stations. Four of those listings also mention an assembly.[3][2]
How many mobilizations are announced for November 14?
Between the November 8 press snapshot and the map checked on November 10, 54 listings were added. The November 10 count breaks down into 121 demonstrations, three roundabouts and two stations; four listings also mention an assembly.[3][2]
Each listing is presented by place, time and form of action, with a link to the local pages.[2]
Which places and times have already been published for November 14?
The times published for November 14 cover Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Grenoble, Lille, Pointe-à-Pitre, Dijon, Chartres, Perpignan and Quimper; the cities most searched alongside the date are Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Nantes, Montpellier, Marseille, Toulouse and Rennes.[2]
The table reproduces a selection of listings visible on November 10. The count keeps changing: check the original listing before you travel, especially where the location is approximate or a city has several meetings.[2]
Nine cities are documented in mainland France; Pointe-à-Pitre, in Guadeloupe, is not shown on this map.[12]
| City | Published place and time | Listed format | Information status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris | Place de la République · 11am; march to Bastille at 3:30pm | Community village then festive march | Programme published by the Enfantiste collective; no prefectural decision published.[5] |
| Paris | 134 rue de la Roquette · 2pm | Demonstration | Listing on the coordination map, titled “Place de la Nation”; link with the Enfantiste programme not established.[6] |
| Lyon | Place de la République · 10am; Place Bellecour · 2pm | Gathering then demonstration, in two separate listings | How the two calls fit together, and local decisions, still to be specified.[7][8] |
| Bordeaux | Place Pey-Berland · 1pm | Demonstration | Place and time given; no route published.[9] |
| Grenoble | Grand’Place · 10am | Demonstration described as a blockade | “Blockade” according to the listing; no administrative decision is included.[10] |
| Lille | MRES · 10am | Demonstration and round-table discussions | Meeting at MRES; no schedule published.[11] |
| Pointe-à-Pitre | Outside the Palais de la Mutualité · 8:30am | Gathering | Location marked as approximate.[12] |
| Dijon | Place Darcy · 2pm | Demonstration | Place and time given; no route specified.[13] |
| Chartres | Station forecourt · 2pm | Demonstration | No route specified.[14] |
| Perpignan | Place de la Victoire · 10:30am | Demonstration | Place and time given; no route specified.[15] |
| Quimper | Moulin du Loc’h roundabout · 11am | Gathering at a roundabout | Gathering on a roundabout, not a march through the city centre.[16] |
Paris: a new listing, with no route published
The Enfantiste collective has published the Paris programme for its call: a community village from 11am at place de la République (activities, workshops, speeches), then a festive march to Bastille at 3:30pm, with the Mouvement du 26 septembre, the Coalition féministe and nonSco’llectif among others. The organiser asks people to check the location on its site the day before, since a prefecture request may change it.[5]
Two other sources diverge. The Mouvement du 26 septembre map still lists Paris at 2pm with a “location to be announced”. The coordination map records a separate 2pm meeting at 134 rue de la Roquette, titled “Place de la Nation”: the link between that listing and the Enfantiste programme is not established, and no prefectural decision has been published.[17][6]
Who is calling for action on November 14?
The National Yellow Vests Coordination presents Act V as support for several mobilizations already led by other groups. Its statement names Collectif Enfantiste, the ‘26 septembre’ movement and actions related to the climate, living systems, peace and social justice.[1]
The Enfantiste collective separately announces a demonstration on 14 November against violence against children and adolescents. Several organisations support the call, each keeping its own and its own local listings.[5][1]
On 10 November the youth inter-union (Union étudiante, Union syndicale lycéenne, Unef, Fage) called a march “on Saturday”, which in this calendar is 14 November, before joining the national day on 17 November. AFP gives no time or location for this call.[18]
Route and itinerary for November 14: République, Bastille and rue de la Roquette
In Paris, the Enfantiste collective’s programme starts at place de la République at 11am and announces a festive march to Bastille at 3:30pm.[5]
A separate entry on the contributive map gives a second point, at 134 rue de la Roquette, at 2pm. The two locations are about two kilometres apart.[6]
No official route, march corridor or prefectural decision has been published for November 14. For the other cities, meeting points are listed in the table above.[5][6]
Routes and transport: what will be specified city by city
The listings checked give a place and a time. In Paris the participatory listing gives 2pm at 134 rue de la Roquette, while the Manif Enfantiste list still mentions a “location to be announced”; as of November 10 neither publishes a route.[6][5]
Routes, traffic restrictions and transport effects will be added as soon as organisers, prefectures or the operators concerned publish them.[2]
After November 14: strike on November 17 and mobilisation from the 20th to the 22nd
On November 17, six public-sector organisations are issuing a separate call. Act VI is announced for November 20–22 in an international framework; the statement quoted by the press highlights Saturday the 21st.[1][3]
November 14: how the count went from 72 to 126 mobilisations
72 demonstrations scheduled, none in Paris at that time
Le Parisien reports the call for Acts V and VI and says the map then lists 72 demonstrations for November 14, with no Paris meeting recorded.[3]
More than 70 actions announced for Saturday the 14th
Paris Normandie presents the November 10, 14 and 17 dates and notes that the coordination’s map lists more than 70 actions planned for the 14th.[4]
The map shows 126 mobilizations
The November 10 snapshot shows 126 mobilisations: 121 demonstrations, three roundabouts and two stations; four listings also mention an assembly.[2]
November 14: the organisations behind the call
National Yellow Vests CoordinationCall to support and join the November 14 mobilizations
The coordination presents Act V as support for mobilisations on children’s rights, the climate, the living world, peace and social justice.[1]
Collectif EnfantisteMobilization against violence towards children and teenagers
The collective announces a November 14 demonstration and places children’s rights at the centre of its call.[5]
November 14: what has already been published, city by city
The coordination has published a nationwide call for Saturday, November 14, which it calls Act V.[1]
On November 10, the coordination’s map shows 126 mobilizations, including 121 demonstrations.[2]
Local listings already give a time in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Grenoble, Lille, Pointe-à-Pitre, Dijon, Chartres, Perpignan and Quimper.[6][7][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]
14 November: what remains to be verified
Sources and verification
- Act V, Saturday, November 14: for young people’s present and future
Coordination 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Coordination calendar and national call checked on November 10; no administrative route list is published there.
- Map of mobilizations after 17 October
Coordination 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
The map shows 126 mobilisations for November 14: 121 demonstrations, three roundabouts and two stations; four listings also mention an assembly. The count keeps changing.
- Cost-of-living protests: Yellow Vests call for Acts V and VI on November 14 and 21
Le Parisien · Published Nov. 8, 2026 · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Reports the coordination’s statement and the November 8 snapshot of 72 demonstrations, with no Paris meeting on the map at that point.
- Protests: high-school students, Yellow Vests, education, civil service… Who is mobilizing and when?
Paris Normandie · Published Nov. 9, 2026 · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Overview of the November 10, 14 and 17 dates; reports more than 70 actions planned for the 14th.
- 2026 mobilization list against violence towards children and teenagers
manifenfantiste.fr · Collectif Enfantiste · Checked 11 Nov 2026
Checked on 11 November: Paris, place de la République at 11am (community village, activities, speeches) then a festive march to Bastille at 3:30pm; the organiser asks people to check the location the day before.
- Place de la Nation in Paris: November 14 meeting listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: 2pm, 134 rue de la Roquette. It is titled “Place de la Nation”; no route is published there.
- Place de la République in Lyon: November 14 gathering listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: gathering at 10am, place de la République.
- Place Bellecour in Lyon: November 14 demonstration listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: demonstration at 2pm, place Bellecour.
- Place Pey-Berland in Bordeaux: November 14 demonstration listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: demonstration at 1pm, place Pey-Berland.
- Grand’Place in Grenoble: November 14 action listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: action at 10am, described as a blockade.
- MRES in Lille: November 14 meeting listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: meeting at 10am at MRES.
- Pointe-à-Pitre: gathering listed outside the Palais de la Mutualité
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: 8:30am, location marked as approximate.
- Place Darcy in Dijon: November 14 demonstration listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: demonstration at 2pm, place Darcy.
- Chartres station forecourt: November 14 demonstration listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: demonstration at 2pm outside the station.
- Place de la Victoire in Perpignan: November 14 demonstration listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: demonstration at 10:30am, place de la Victoire.
- Moulin du Loc’h roundabout in Quimper: November 14 gathering listed
Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · contributor map · Checked Nov. 10, 2026
Listing checked on November 10: gathering on a roundabout at 11am.
- Map for 14 November: for the present and future of children
Mouvement du 26 septembre · Checked 11 Nov 2026
Checked on 11 November: Paris at 2pm, “location to be announced”. The Enfantiste organiser page gives 11am at place de la République and a 3:30pm march to Bastille.
- New day of mobilisation in education, marked by the assault of an elected official
AFP via Boursorama · Checked 11 Nov 2026
Article of 10 November, 7:59pm: the youth inter-union calls a march “on Saturday” before joining the national mobilisation of 17 November; no Paris time or location is given.
Updates
Route section renamed “Route and itinerary” to cover “parcours” queries; added a sentence listing cities alongside the date in the times section.
Search title refocused on routes: “Manifestation 14 novembre 2026 : trajets à Paris”. The H1 keeps times, cities and locations; no official route is published.
Added a route section: three Paris meeting points, an announced march to Bastille, and no official route. Title and description adjusted accordingly.
Title aligned with the main query: “manifestation 14 novembre 2026” stays intact; “samedi” moves to the social title and the first subheading.
Title merged after the 11 November Trends export: “samedi” and the year join “Paris”, already kept for local search coverage (related queries: “manifestation 14 novembre 2026” 100, “samedi 14 novembre” 75, “manifestation paris” 55).
Youth inter-union call added: march on 14 November then join the 17 November day, with no time or location published.
Paris programme from the Enfantiste collective added (11am place de la République, march to Bastille at 3:30pm); the 26 September map and the coordination map remain divergent.
14 November file revised after review: direct link to the map, local information updated as publications come in, archive photo and the status of the Paris route.
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