France protests and strikes: upcoming dates

Second half of November: national convergence assembly under consideration

The coordination is considering a national convergence assembly in the second half of November. The host city remains to be determined and the statement sets no exact date; this is an announced proposal, not a confirmed local event.[18]

France protest calendar: separating calls and decisions

The archive distinguishes the Senate’s first-reading vote and the reported judicial investigation into the October 17 death from the calls then published for October 30–31 and November 3 and 5. A parliamentary stage, an investigation and a protest call describe different kinds of facts.[34][38][2][7]

In Paris on October 24, the court rejected the appeal against the imposed route that morning. The union coalition accepted Porte d’Italie–Porte de Vincennes and announced a 2pm departure; at 1:16pm, only the gathering before departure had been confirmed.[5][11][12][22]

November 13: eight gatherings listed in France

The Now Future map lists eight French actions on November 13: seven Yellow Vests gatherings and one action by CGT firefighters of the SDIS 51 in Vitry-le-François.[113]

Entries are contributive: they are not verified by the coordination, and the stated time guarantees neither the start nor that the gathering takes place.[113]

November 13: school leadership staff call a rally outside schools

SNPDEN-Unsa, the majority union among school leadership staff, announces a rally on Friday November 13 at 3pm outside “some very emblematic schools, particularly affected in recent weeks”.[109]

Nicolas Bonnet, head of a vocational school in Libourne and the union’s national secretary, presented the initiative on RTL on November 11: staff want the violence to stop and expect a political response to their demands.[109]

No list of schools or cities has been published so far.[109]

Bordeaux: Peixotto, Bordes and Montesquieu campuses closed until at least November 15

In a statement dated November 11, the University of Bordeaux says the Peixotto, Bordes and Montesquieu campuses are administratively closed until at least November 15 inclusive. The measure does not cover the whole university.[110]

The same text says arrangements for exams and assessment are still being studied, with no final timetable.[110]

On November 11, police entered building A22 on the Peixotto campus in Talence at the request of the university presidency, which cites risks to the safety of people and buildings. That justification is the university’s own.[111]

The situation is distinct from Bordeaux Montaigne. A November 6 announcement about reopening buildings no longer applies to these three campuses.[112][110]

Paris on November 10: declared route from Bastille to Pitié-Salpêtrière

In Paris, Interfac IDF says it declared a November 10 departure from Bastille at 2pm, followed by a route via Gare de Lyon and Gare d’Austerlitz to Pitié-Salpêtrière.[102]

The police prefecture had not yet responded when the report was published on November 9.[102]

November 17: six civil-service organisations call a strike

CGT, UNSA, FSU, Solidaires, CFE-CGC and FAFP call on public employees to mobilise and strike on Tuesday November 17.[103]

Their statement calls in particular for an immediate increase in the index-point value, indexation to inflation, reform of career pay scales, abolition of the unpaid first sick day and restoration of full pay during ordinary sick leave. FO and CFDT are not among the signatories to this civil-service call.[103]

After the social conference, Sophie Binet called on workers, retirees and young people, on behalf of CGT, to join strikes and demonstrations on November 17.[104]

On 10 November FO Fonction publique separately called public-sector staff to strike and join demonstrations on the 17th. FO is not among the six organisations that signed the initial call.[106]

Bordeaux, November 7: night curfew and restrictions on gatherings

The Gironde prefecture’s November 6 statement sets out two measures with different hours and groups covered. The times below are Paris time; the prefectural orders define the exact areas.[95]

Night curfew for unaccompanied minors

From 8pm on November 7 to 7am on November 8, a curfew applies to unaccompanied minors in a defined part of the city centre.

Sources: [95]

Gatherings and demonstrations: a separate restriction

From 8am on November 7 to 8am on November 8, gatherings and demonstrations are prohibited in a defined part of the city centre, except along the route of the declared march.

The prefecture’s statement announces a CGT, FSU and FO march on November 7 at 2pm, from Place de la Bourse to Place de la Victoire.

Sources: [95]

What are the next strike and protest dates?

The timeline brings together dates, places and links to the relevant guides.

Monday, October 26: rally against racist hatred in Paris

The Paris branch of the LDH announced a citizens’ rally at 7pm on October 26 following the racist attack in Trappes and La Verrière, with MRAP, SOS Racisme, CGT, CFDT and Solidaires. The listing shows the address 8 place de la Bataille de Stalingrad, 75019 Paris.[1]

The same listing nevertheless retains the wording ‘Location to be confirmed’ in its description. Its status is therefore ‘Rally announced’: the displayed address is published, but the contradiction should be checked again before travelling. Times in other cities are not inferred from the Paris event.[1]

“Casseurs-payeurs” bill: amendments adopted and Senate first reading

The Senate adopted amendments on individual protest bans; voting for them does not make them applicable.[33]

The Senate adopted the bill at first reading: 229 in favour, 105 against and 8 abstentions. The parliamentary process continues.[34][35]

The vote belongs to the October 27 sitting; the provisional text is dated October 28.[35][34][32]

The bill was introduced in the Senate on September 16, 2026, before the October protests. It therefore cannot be presented as originating exclusively from this round of protests.[32]

October 17 death: a judicial investigation opened on October 27

A judicial investigation into the cause of death opened on 27 October, according to prosecutors quoted by Le Parisien/AFP.[38]

Opening the investigation determines neither the cause of death nor responsibility; a link to the family’s complaint has not been established.[38]

Thursday October 22 in Paris: ban lifted, restrictions and transport

The organizers had announced a departure at 2 p.m. in front of the Pitié-Salpêtrière, boulevard de l'Hôpital, then a journey towards Bastille. The Prefecture initially banned this demonstration; on October 22, organizers announced that the administrative court had overturned the ban, according to AP. The decision itself was not yet public at the time of the article.[3][5][13]

A separate measure restricts undeclared processions, marches and gatherings from 8am to 8pm in several Paris areas, including near certain stations and at Bastille, République and Place d’Italie.[10]

At 2:55 p.m., Bonjour RATP only lists seven stations closed from 10 a.m. The page maintains the interruption of line 10 between Gare d'Austerlitz and Jussieu and the absence of a stop at Gare de Lyon on line 1; it no longer mentions the interruption of line 5. The withdrawal of two stations does not in itself confirm their reopening.[14]

A separate announcement, updated at 2 p.m., provides for the closure of République, Châtelet, Châtelet–Les Halles, Les Halles and Trocadéro from 10 p.m. Its title and introduction refer to October 22, while the detailed paragraph retains an old mention of October 20 and 21. Traffic conditions must be rechecked before travel.[15]

The judicial decision regarding the declared procession does not remove restrictions on undeclared gatherings in certain areas. It also does not determine the status of the October 24 demonstrations.[13][10]

Saturday October 24: Paris route set, local announcements to check

17 Octobre Gilet Jaune announces Act II. The CNL is also calling for this day. This establishes a shared meeting, without making their demands or their organizational structures identical.[6][2]

In Paris, the challenge to the imposed route was rejected. The union coalition accepted Porte d’Italie–Porte de Vincennes and announced a 2pm start.[11][12][22]

Friday October 30: casseroles called by the coordination

The 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune coordination announces a programme outside the National Assembly from 6pm to 9pm, with the main pot-banging protest at 8pm. Its separate nationwide call remains at 7pm.[17][19][20]

David Libeskind, the coordination’s lawyer, tells AFP that the gathering planned near the National Assembly on October 30 was declared on Sunday October 25.[21]

Programme archive: 6pm–9pm in Paris, including an 8pm pot-banging protest, now cancelled. The separate call set 7pm across France; check local organisers.[19][60]

October 31: Paris protest recap and follow-up

On November 1, media reports relay 779 nationwide arrests for October 31 and Halloween night; AFP reports a Paris investigation after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at gendarmes.[76][77]

Solidaires Hérault publishes a call for a strike and mobilization in the streets on October 24 and 31. The text concerns in particular salaries, the taxation of superprofits, the sharing of wealth and the education budget.[16]

On October 26, the coordination says sit-ins should take place at the start or end of demonstrations. Where there is no local march, it calls for gatherings outside the town hall.[16][17][18]

On October 26, Emmanuel Macron asks that October 31 marches avoid city centres.[28]

Solidaires Rhône, CNT-SO Rhône-Alpes and UNEF Lyon announce a 2pm meeting at the Manufacture des Tabacs, according to Impact FM. LyonMag cites the prefecture on an agreed route via Garibaldi and Berthelot to Jean-Macé.[53][54]

On October 31, Europe 1’s 3:01pm update reports that the march has left Porte de Bagnolet. This is the update’s time, not an exact departure time. AFP cites a RATP representative: Bastille reopened in mid-morning, with no precise time given. The separate Yellow Vests case still needs checking.[64][65][66][68][69]

Two nights of local curfew are also reported: 11pm–6am at République and Les Halles. The guide distinguishes the dates and the separate restriction for minors; boundaries and exceptions remain unverified.[61][62]

Bastille’s absence from an earlier list does not establish continuous opening. Later announcements must be checked with RATP.[67]

Is Metro line 4 running? RATP check on November 1

November 1, 7:59am in Paris: the October 31 RATP notice is no longer shown; lines 2 and 12 list normal traffic.

Line 4 reports engineering work at Saint-Michel. Follow RATP for information about the funicular.

Sources: [67][71][72][73][74]

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.[67]

Implementation and reopening are unconfirmed. The October 31 notice does not establish network conditions on November 1.[67]

November 2: Les Lycéens! supports blockades from the first day back

Les Lycéens! supports blockades from November 2, according to TF1info/AFP. USL and Union étudiante separately call for action on November 3 and 5.

Sources: [75][70]

November 3: what have students and railway unions called for?

The CNL announces a national high school day. Separately, the four railway federations are planning a rally on wages in front of SNCF management in Saint-Denis. These announcements do not establish a common procession and the timetable for the railway assembly is not specified here.

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

Sources: [2][8][70]

November 3: Toulouse transport and Rennes gathering

On November 3, Tisséo reports that T1 is interrupted between Palais de Justice and Arènes, with normal service between Arènes and MEETT. Bus routes 13, 27, 34 and 41 are diverted. Metro lines A and B and Téléo run normally; some Metro stations may close temporarily.[80]

In Rennes, Rennes Infos Autrement reports on November 2, quoting the prefecture, that the November 3 gathering on Esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle is banned by prefectural order.[81]

Wednesday November 4: ÉCLAT, followed by nonprofit-sector action on the 5th

ASSO-Solidaires calls for a strike in the ÉCLAT branch on Wednesday November 4, covering activity leaders, after-school provision, community centres and popular education. Its October 29 statement links this date to the October 31 and November 5 mobilisations.[63]

The union demands higher wages and lasting funding for nonprofit organisations. It calls the whole sector out on strike on November 5 and urges continued action. These are its demands and call: no service closure, local participation, gathering time or place is established here.[63]

5 November in Occitanie: liO rail forecast

liO trains in Occitanie are expected to be severely disrupted on 5 November, according to the Train liO SNCF Occitanie notice shared by the town hall. Check timetables the day before travelling.[86]

5 November in Lyon: TCL transport forecast

Metro lines B, C and D and funiculars F1 and F2 are forecast not to run. Some trams have adjusted frequencies or a shorter route. The two official sources differ on line A; the Lyon transport calendar shows each version and its source.[87][88]

Paris, 5 November: 33 closed stations and six interrupted sections

For 5 November, RATP’s 13:20 notice lists 33 closed stations and six interrupted sections. See the Paris transport calendar for details.[92]

Nantes, 5 November: city-centre transport and high-school mobilisation

For Nantes, check two separate Naolib notices: the 13:26 city-centre version and the 12:27 high-school mobilisation version. The local guide gives the details and airport terminus change.[93][94]

5 November in Seine-et-Marne: march, rally and assembly

CGT77 publishes the meetings below. Times are in Paris time; whether they take place and their authorisation remain to be verified.[91]

Strike and protests on November 5: who is calling and where?

For Paris on 5 November, Le Parisien reports République–Nation via Voltaire, 14:00–19:00, following rejection of the unions’ challenge.

The joint CFDT, CGT, FO, UNSA and FSU declaration targets wages, public services, employment and industry. The text from the railway federations calls for a strike that same day. The terms and conditions in a company, a school or a train line cannot be deduced from these calls.

The Yellow Vests coordination calls for three days of action from November 5 to 7: continuing the strike and blockades on the 6th, then demonstrating on the 7th as part of “Act IV”.

The same statement mentions student action on November 3 and 5.

In Clermont-Ferrand, CGT63 announces a meeting on November 5 at 10am at Place du 1er-Mai, followed by a meeting at 10:45am.

In a page dated October 28, the Avignon hospital CFDT branch relays CFDT Vaucluse’s call: gather on Thursday November 5 at 10am on Cours Jean-Jaurès outside the Cité administrative. Departure is planned for 10:30am towards Rue de la République, with a short stop at Place de l’Horloge outside the town hall, then arrival at Place du Palais des Papes. Times are Paris time (CET). This is the published union programme: route approval, whether it takes place and transport effects remain to be verified. The map uses a city-level marker and does not draw an approved route.

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

CGT-EP also calls staff in state-contracted private education to strike on November 5 in an October 30 statement; its demands are detailed in the national guide.

In transport, Rémi Paris–Chartres–Le Mans announces disruption on November 5; Centre-Val de Loire publishes a regional period from 7pm on November 4 to 8am on November 6.

In aviation, UNSA Aviation Civile calls on DGAC staff to join the November 5 interprofessional strike.

Sources: [89][7][8][18][2][45][52][70][78][82][83]

Call, filing or protest held: what is the difference?

A call announces an intention; a documented filing describes the arrangements submitted to the authorities. The filing required by law and a local decision remain separate.

A report after the date can establish that an event was observed. Dates, locations and routes announced in this calendar alone do not confirm that it took place.

Sources: [9]

October 27: responses after the meeting with the minister

After the 27 October meeting, SNES-FSU maintains its 5 November call and asks for more resources, according to Le Parisien.[36]

SNALC also considers the resources insufficient while acknowledging progress; that response does not speak for all organisations.[36]

October 28: the National Assembly debate took place without a vote

The admissions and guidance debate took place in the National Assembly on 28 October without a vote, according to LCP’s account.[47][48][40]

The reiterated goal is a new system in 2028, with changes from 2027. The sitting did not adopt a law.[48][47][41]

Student mobilisations: October 29 and November 3 in the Paris region

Solidaires93 announced actions on 29 October at Grands Moulins and towards La Santé; the agenda does not establish that they took place.[42]

For 3 November, a 2pm meeting is announced at the Panthéon; the route towards Medef remains a reported filing.[42][44][43]

Senate: a debate announced, with the date still to be confirmed

A Senate debate is announced for the following week; 3 November, suggested by Public Sénat, is not confirmed by the official agenda consulted.[49][50]

29 October: the Beauvau meeting took place

HuffPost/AFP now reports that the meeting announced for 29 October took place. Follow the account in the student guide.[59]

HuffPost/AFP reports on the October 29 meeting at Beauvau.[59]

November 5 in Paris: line 7bis engineering closure from 10pm

Metro line 7bis is scheduled to close for engineering work from 10pm on November 5, according to RATP.[57]

The RATP notice was modified on 6 October; the replacement bus mentioned does not concern 5 November.[57]

Le Mans: November 5 at 10:00, Place des Jacobins

In Le Mans, CFDT announces 5 November at 10:00am on Place des Jacobins; this meeting time comes from the organiser’s text.[58]

CFDT publishes a loop starting at Les Jacobins. Details are in the 5 November guide, without established prefectural approval.[58]

Use 10:00am for the Le Mans gathering; the 08:30–12:30 slot and the local union’s address do not set the meeting time or place.[58]

The map marker locates the municipality of Le Mans.[58]

Earlier student and union calls: who issued them?

Sources and verification

1. Citizens’ rally against racist hatred

   Paris branch of the Human Rights League · Published Oct. 26, 2026 · Checked Oct. 26, 2026

2. Statement from the Coordination nationale lycéenne meeting of October 18, 2026

   CNL Liaison Committee · published on Paris-luttes.info · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 21, 2026

3. Demonstration Thursday October 22 at 2 p.m. in Paris

   Interfac call and high school and student coordination · Paris-luttes.info · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Checked on Oct. 21, 2026

4. 24 October protests in Paris: route, Yellow Vests, students and unions

   Le Parisien · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 21, 2026

5. 22 October student protest in Paris: prefectural prohibition

   Le Monde · information from the Police Prefecture · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 22, 2026

6. Macron must go and make way for the people!

   17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Checked October 21, 2026

7. Call for action on wages, public services, jobs and industry — joint statement, PDF

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

8. Joint railway workers’ statement of 15 October 2026

   CGT Cheminots, UNSA-Ferroviaire, SUD-Rail, CFDT Cheminots · document hosted by UNSA-Ferroviaire · Published on Oct. 15, 2026 · Checked on Oct. 21, 2026

9. Internal security code: article L211-2

   Légifrance · Verified on Oct 21, 2026

10. Paris: gatherings and demonstrations prohibited on October 22 between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. in certain areas

    Le Parisien · AFP · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 22, 2026

11. October 24 protest: Paris route authorised between Bastille and Nation

    ICI Paris Île-de-France · Published on Oct. 22, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 22, 2026

12. Protest route approved in Paris for Saturday, October 24

    RMC · Published on Oct. 22, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 22, 2026

13. French authorities ban some student protests after weekend looting and clashes

    Associated Press · Published Oct. 22, 2026 · Verified Oct. 22, 2026

14. Demonstration on October 22, 2026: station closures

    Bonjour RATP · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 23, 2026

15. Security measures on October 22, 2026: station closures

    Bonjour RATP · Published on Oct. 22, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 23, 2026

16. Let's generalize the strike, let's build renewal!

    Union syndicale Solidaires Hérault · Published on Oct. 22, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 23, 2026

17. Act III: for our freedoms

    Coordination of Yellow Vests · 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Verified October 24, 2026

18. Act III for public freedoms: three days of strikes and blockades

    Yellow Vest Coordination · 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Published Oct. 26, 2026 · Checked Oct. 26, 2026

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

    Yellow Vest Coordination · 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Checked Oct. 26, 2026

20. October 25 statement · October 30 pot-banging protest

    Yellow Vest Coordination · 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Checked Oct. 26, 2026

21. Yellow Vests call for pot-banging protests on Friday, October 30

    Centre Presse · AFP · Published Oct. 25, 2026 · Checked Oct. 26, 2026

22. Demonstrations of October 24: appeal rejected and journey accepted to Paris

    Le Monde · Published on Oct. 24, 2026 · Checked on Oct. 24, 2026

23. The demands of youth must be heard

    FCPE · Verified on Oct 22, 2026

24. October 17 mobilisation: crowds of protesters, violence and looting

    Le Monde · Published on Oct. 18, 2026 · Checked on Oct. 22, 2026

25. Interministerial crisis meeting: update from the Prime Minister

    French government · Published on Oct. 19, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 22, 2026

26. ‘The strike must take over’: CGT calls for mobilisation on November 5 and beyond

    Le Parisien · AFP · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Verified on Oct. 22, 2026

27. October 17 protests: October 22 ban in Paris, parliamentary inquiry and follow-up

    Le Monde · Published on Oct. 21, 2026 · Checked on Oct. 22, 2026

28. October 31 protests: Macron asks marches to avoid city centres

    LCP · AFP · Published Oct. 26, 2026 · Checked Oct. 26, 2026

29. October 31 protests: Laurent Nuñez expects renewed tensions

    LCP · Published Oct. 26, 2026 · Checked Oct. 26, 2026

30. Senate: consideration of the bill on compensation for damage in public spaces

    Senate · Checked October 27, 2026

31. Senate agenda: sittings on October 27 and 28, 2026

    Senate · Checked October 27, 2026

32. Legislative file: bill No. 952, texts and amendments

    Senate · Checked Oct 28, 2026

33. Senate, October 27: amendments 93 rectifié and 101 adopted

    Senate · Published Oct 27, 2026 · Checked Oct 28, 2026

34. Public vote No. 41: vote on the bill as a whole

    Senate · Published Oct 27, 2026 · Checked Oct 28, 2026

35. Provisional adopted text dated October 28

    Senate · Published Oct 28, 2026 · Checked Oct 28, 2026

36. October 27: SNES-FSU and SNALC responses after the meeting

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

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

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

38. October 17 death: judicial investigation opened, according to prosecutors

    Le Parisien with AFP · Published Oct 27, 2026 · Checked Oct 28, 2026

39. November 5: announced gatherings in Loire-Atlantique

    FSU Loire-Atlantique · Published on 20 Oct 2026 · Checked on 28 Oct 2026

40. October 28 at 5pm: government statement followed by a debate, without a vote

    National Assembly · Checked on October 28, 2026

41. Official video portal: public session

    National Assembly · Videos · Checked on October 28, 2026

42. 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

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

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

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

    SUD éducation Paris · Checked October 28, 2026

45. Clermont-Ferrand: November 5 gathering at 10am

    CGT63 · Checked October 28, 2026

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

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

47. Parcoursup: the National Assembly debate begins

    LCP – Assemblée nationale · Published on 28 Oct 2026 · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

48. Parcoursup: report on the October 28 debate without a vote

    LCP – Assemblée nationale · Published on 28 Oct 2026 · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

49. Parcoursup: Philippe Baptiste announces a Senate debate for the following week

    Public Sénat · Published on 28 Oct 2026 · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

50. Senate agenda: Parcoursup debate date awaiting confirmation

    Sénat · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

51. France Universités: the high-school and university movement

    France Universités · Published on 28 Oct 2026 · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

52. Avignon: gathering and proposed route for November 5

    CFDT du centre hospitalier d’Avignon · CFDT Vaucluse · Published on 28 Oct 2026 · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

53. October 31 in Lyon: route agreement reported by the media

    LyonMag · Published on 28 Oct 2026 · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

54. Lyon: gathering announced for October 31 at 2pm

    Impact FM / Radio SCOOP · Published on 28 Oct 2026 · Checked on 29 Oct 2026

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

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

56. October 29: meeting at Beauvau planned for 3pm

    RTL / AFP · Published October 28, 2026 · Checked October 29, 2026

57. Metro line 7bis: forthcoming engineering work and closures

    RATP · Checked October 29, 2026

58. CFDT Sarthe: November 5 inter-union demonstration in Le Mans

    CFDT Sarthe · Je participe · Checked October 29, 2026

59. 29 October: youth organisations meet Laurent Nuñez

    HuffPost / AFP · Published on 29 Oct 2026 · Checked on 30 Oct 2026

60. 30 October: the coordination cancels the Paris pot-banging protest

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

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

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

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

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

63. ASSO-Solidaires: ÉCLAT on November 4, associations on November 5

    ASSO-Solidaires · Published October 29, 2026 · Checked October 31, 2026

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

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

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

    Anadolu · Published 31 Oct 2026 · Checked 31 Oct 2026

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

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

67. RATP · General bulletin and October 31 measures

    RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

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

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

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

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

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

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 1 Nov 2026

75. Les Lycéens! supports blockades from November 2

    TF1info with AFP · Published Nov 1, 2026 · Checked Nov 1, 2026

76. October 31 and Halloween night: 779 arrests nationwide

    Anadolu · Published Nov 1, 2026 · Checked Nov 1, 2026

77. Paris: investigation opened after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at gendarmes

    AFP / Boursorama · Published Nov 1, 2026 · Checked Nov 1, 2026

78. CGT-EP: November 5 call and demands in state-contracted private education

    CGT-Enseignement Privé · Published Oct 30, 2026 · Checked Nov 1, 2026

79. November 5: strike notice from CGT at Yvelines departmental council

    CGT Yvelines / CGT Public Services Federation · Published October 30, 2026 · Checked November 1, 2026

80. Tisséo: partial T1 interruption and four bus routes diverted on November 3

    Tisséo · Checked November 3, 2026

81. Rennes: November 3 Charles-de-Gaulle gathering banned, according to the prefecture

    Rennes Infos Autrement · Published November 2, 2026 · Checked November 3, 2026

82. SNCF alerts: Rémi Paris–Chartres–Le Mans and Centre-Val de Loire

    SNCF · transport.data.gouv.fr · Checked November 3, 2026

83. UNSA Aviation Civile: November 5 strike call over inflation

    UNSA Aviation Civile / UNSA-UTCAC · Published November 2, 2026 · Checked November 3, 2026

84. Tisséo: T1 stops not served on November 4

    Tisséo · Published 4 Nov 2026 · Checked 4 Nov 2026

85. Tisséo: network status on November 4

    Tisséo · Published 4 Nov 2026 · Checked 4 Nov 2026

86. SNCF passenger information: services on Thursday 5 November

    Castelnau d’Estrétefonds town hall · notice signed by Train liO SNCF Occitanie · Published on 4 Nov 2026 · Checked on 4 Nov 2026

87. TCL: expected network disruption on 5 November 2026

    TCL · press release · Published on 3 Nov 2026 · Checked on 4 Nov 2026

88. Métropole de Lyon: metro, tram and funicular — TCL industrial action

    Métropole de Lyon · Checked on 4 Nov 2026

89. Le Parisien: République–Nation route and rejected challenge

    Le Parisien · Published 4 Nov 2026 · Checked 5 Nov 2026

90. Bonjour RATP: station closures on 5 November

    Bonjour RATP · Published 4 Nov 2026 · Checked 5 Nov 2026

91. CGT77: local actions in Seine-et-Marne on 5 November

    UD CGT77 · Published 4 Nov 2026 · Checked 5 Nov 2026

92. Bonjour RATP: station and section status, 5 November 13:20 update

    Bonjour RATP · Checked on 5 Nov 2026

93. Naolib: city-centre demonstration, 5 November 13:26 update

    Naolib · Checked on 5 Nov 2026

94. Naolib: high-school mobilisation, 5 November 12:27 update

    Naolib · Checked on 5 Nov 2026

95. Gironde prefecture: demonstration in Bordeaux on Saturday November 7

    Gironde prefecture · Published November 6, 2026 · Checked November 7, 2026

96. Yellow Vests coordination: action calendar

    Coordination des Gilets jaunes · Reviewed 8 Nov 2026

97. Le Parisien: preparations for Acts V and VI on November 14 and 21

    Le Parisien · Published 8 Nov 2026 · Reviewed 8 Nov 2026

98. Coordination: call for a late-November convergence assembly

    Coordination des Gilets jaunes · Reviewed 8 Nov 2026

99. SNFOLC 35: Rennes arrangements for November 10

    SNFOLC 35 · Published 6 Nov 2026 · Checked 7 Nov 2026

100. SNES-FSU Besançon: November 10 action call

     SNES-FSU Besançon · Published 8 Nov 2026 · Reviewed 9 Nov 2026

101. maCommune.info: education action in Besançon on November 10

     maCommune.info · Published 8 Nov 2026 · Reviewed 9 Nov 2026

102. High-school students, university students and Yellow Vests: what to expect in Paris on November 10?

     Le Parisien · Published 9 Nov 2026 · Reviewed 9 Nov 2026

103. Civil-service unions call for mobilisation and a strike on November 17

     FSU 76 · joint union statement · Published 9 Nov 2026 · Reviewed 9 Nov 2026

104. Social conference: Sophie Binet calls for mobilisation on November 17

     Le Monde · Published 9 Nov 2026 · Reviewed 9 Nov 2026

105. Inter-union assemblies: at the 11 November meeting, let us open the discussion

     Coordination 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune · Checked 11 Nov 2026

106. Social conference: nothing for civil servants. On 17 November, everyone on strike!

     FO Fonction publique · Checked 11 Nov 2026

107. New day of mobilisation in education, marked by the assault of an elected official

     AFP via Boursorama · Checked 11 Nov 2026

108. 2026 mobilization list against violence towards children and teenagers

     manifenfantiste.fr · Collectif Enfantiste · Checked 11 Nov 2026

109. Geffray calls for collective responsibility and a unanimous condemnation of the violence

     AFP via Boursorama · Published 11 Nov 2026 · Checked 12 Nov 2026

110. Student mobilisations: situation update at the University of Bordeaux

     University of Bordeaux · statement · Published 11 Nov 2026 · Checked 12 Nov 2026

111. Press releases — University of Bordeaux

     University of Bordeaux · Published 11 Nov 2026 · Checked 12 Nov 2026

112. The University of Bordeaux reopens all its buildings

     University of Bordeaux · statement · Published 6 Nov 2026 · Checked 12 Nov 2026

113. Now Future: European map of mobilisations

     Now Future · Checked 12 Nov 2026

Updates

1. 12 Nov 2026

   Added a section and a calendar entry: eight actions listed on November 13 on the Now Future map (venues and times given).

2. 12 Nov 2026

   Added two entries: the November 13 school leadership rally and the closure of the Peixotto, Bordes and Montesquieu campuses in Bordeaux until November 15.

3. 11 Nov 2026

   National video meeting on 11 November at 4pm and the youth inter-union call for the 14th then the 17th added.

4. 11 Nov 2026

   Convergence assembly dated 28–29 November in Saint-Denis; FO Fonction publique adds a separate call for the 17th, outside the original six signatories.

5. Nov. 10, 2026

   Added a direct link to the nationwide November 14 guide, with map snapshots and the first listed times.

6. 9 Nov 2026

   Added the declared Paris route for November 10 and the November 17 calls: one from six civil-service organisations and a separate, broader call from CGT.

7. 9 Nov 2026

   Added November 10 education arrangements, Yellow Vests calls for November 14 and 20–22, and candidate assembly weekends; the calendar now uses illustrated cards with complete archives and sources.

8. 7 Nov 2026

   Added Bordeaux restrictions for November 7 and 8: a curfew for unaccompanied minors and separate limits on gatherings, with their hours and the exception for the declared route. Removed the earlier general commentary about the sequence of dates.

9. Nov 5, 2026

   Updated 5 November transport information: the 13:20 RATP status in Paris, Naolib’s 13:26 city-centre notice and the separate 12:27 high-school notice in Nantes. Earlier forecasts remain dated.

10. Nov 5, 2026

    Added the Paris court update attributed to Le Parisien, RATP forecasts and the distinct Meaux, Melun and Torcy actions.

11. 4 Nov 2026

    Added the TCL forecast for 5 November in Lyon, links to city transport calendars, and the difference between the line A sources.

12. 4 Nov 2026

    Added the liO regional forecast for 5 November in Occitanie, shared by Castelnau d’Estrétefonds town hall, and links for checking trains.

13. 4 Nov 2026

    Added Toulouse’s November 4 transport status and an interactive T1 station diagram with the bus connections published by Tisséo.

14. November 3, 2026

    Added Toulouse T1, the banned Rennes gathering, Rémi forecasts and the aviation call.

15. 1 Nov 2026

    Added Paris guides for November 3 and 5, linking to announced times, route information and sources.

16. 1 Nov 2026

    Added support for November 2 blockades, the tally and investigation reported on the 1st, and CGT-EP’s October 30 statement.

17. 1 Nov 2026

    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.

18. 1 Nov 2026

    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.

19. Oct 31, 2026

    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.

20. Oct 31, 2026

    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.

21. Oct 31, 2026

    Added the October 29 ASSO-Solidaires statement: ÉCLAT strike on November 4, nonprofit-sector action on the 5th and a call for continued action, without inferring closures or local times.

22. Oct 30, 2026

    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.

23. Oct 30, 2026

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

24. October 29, 2026

    Added the CFDT Sarthe listing: Le Mans on November 5 at 10:00 at Place des Jacobins, with a planned union route and unverified administrative decision. The publication date is not inferred from the verification date.

25. October 29, 2026

    Added the Paris disagreement reported on October 28 and the Beauvau meeting planned for October 29. The 7bis engineering work is covered in a separate section, without classifying it as a mobilisation or strike forecast.

26. October 29, 2026

    Added the Lyon mobilisation on October 31, separate from other calls: time published by Impact FM and a route agreement attributed to the prefecture by LyonMag, with original documents and transport effects unverified.

27. October 29, 2026

    Updated the October 28 debate as having taken place without a vote. Added France Universités’ position, Avignon’s announced programme for November 5, and the Senate debate among plans without a confirmed date.

28. Oct 28, 2026

    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.

29. Oct 28, 2026

    Added links to permanent city pages to find upcoming local announcements.

30. Oct 28, 2026

    Added the FSU44-sourced November 5 gathering in Nantes and an upcoming-date summary before the detailed timeline.

31. Oct 28, 2026

    Added the votes on amendments 93 rectifié and 101 and whole-bill vote No. 41, confirming Senate adoption at first reading. Retained the different dates in the vote, provisional text and legislative file. Added the judicial investigation opened on October 27 according to prosecutors, without conclusions on the death or responsibility.

32. Oct 28, 2026

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

33. 27 Oct 2026

    Added the October 27 route filing reported according to David Libeskind, without an original receipt or prefectural decision having been consulted. Concorde and the National Assembly remain destinations to clarify; no confirmed route is inferred from the filing.

34. 27 Oct 2026

    Added SNES-FSU and SNALC responses after the October 27 meeting: SNES-FSU maintains its November 5 call, with criticisms and progress attributed to the organisations. Distinguished this from the October 26 student organisations’ meeting.

35. 27 Oct 2026

    Added the official agenda for October 27 and 28: consideration of the “casseurs-payeurs” bill at 16:30 and in the evening, Paris time. Scheduled consideration, passage and entry into force are distinguished, with a reminder that the bill was introduced on September 16.

36. Oct 26, 2026

    Added the presidential request for marches outside city centres on October 31, without turning it into a nationwide ban or a confirmed local route.

37. Oct 26, 2026

    Added the coordination statement: an October 31 format linked to marches, its own November 5–7 call and a proposed national assembly in the second half of November, with no city or date set.

38. Oct 26, 2026

    Clarified October 30: Paris programme from 6pm to 9pm with a pot-banging protest at 8pm, and a separate nationwide call at 7pm. Administrative decisions remain to be checked.

39. Oct 26, 2026

    Added David Libeskind’s statement to AFP about the filing announced for the October 30 pot-banging protest in Paris. The receipt and police decision are not available; this information is not extended to October 31.

40. Oct 26, 2026

    Reorganised around the next five dates, added the October 26 Paris rally while preserving the contradiction in the source, and created a direct link to the October 31 guide.

41. Oct 26, 2026

    The calendar becomes a navigation timeline: history, today, upcoming dates and plans without an exact date. Milestones and homepage announcements share the same data; source verification dates are preserved.

42. 24 Oct. 2026

    Addition of coordination calls for October 30 and 31 and update of the Paris route after the rejection of the appeal, separating national call, local confirmations and actual progress.

43. Oct. 23, 2026

    Correction of RATP information from October 22: seven stations in the 2:55 p.m. version, separate addition of five closures from 10 p.m., and addition of the Solidaires call on October 31 without presenting it as a confirmed local event.

44. Oct 22, 2026

    Added the link to the national summary of October 24 and its separate local information for Paris, Toulouse and Lyon.

45. Oct 22, 2026

    Correction of the status of October 22: after the prefectural ban, the organizers announced that the administrative court had lifted it, according to AP. Separate sectoral restrictions remain presented separately.

46. Oct 22, 2026

    Update of October 24: Parisian Bastille–Nation route announced as authorized from 2 p.m. and Bastille–Opéra route intended to be prohibited. Other cities remain verified separately.

47. Oct 22, 2026

    Addition of targeted restrictions from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and RATP closures announced from 10 a.m., distinguishing them from the ban on the declared student route.

48. Oct 22, 2026

    Addition of the prefectural ban on the Parisian demonstration of October 22. October 24 update: two declarations are reported, but the final routes and administrative decisions remain to be confirmed.

49. Oct 21, 2026

    Creation of the calendar from CNL, interfac, Yellow Vests, inter-union and railway calls. Distinction between mobilization dates and organizational meetings.