German Students Plan Strikes at 35 Universities
6 Articles
6 Articles
A new student group in Germany is planning strikes at up to 35 universities in 33 cities on November 20, when Europe-wide protests are scheduled. The initiative “Gen Z regelt! Studis” has announced its intention to join the demonstrations and expand the protests to German universities. The information was reported by the German news agency DPA, citing a representative of the initiative. According to the organizers, about 90 students gathered ove…
Media: The German Student Movement Intends to Strike at Higher Education Institutions on 20 November
The aim of the planned strikes is to bring coordinated pressure to bear on the Federal Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, and the list of key demands of activists included a substantial increase in public funding for education, a legislative ban on short-term employment contracts with academic staff, and the introduction of a wealth tax.
The newly formed movement "Gen Z regelt! Studis" ("Generation Z decides! Students") in Germany plans to join the pan-European protests on November 20th and hold a mass strike in the country's higher education institutions.
shz
noz.deA new student initiative wants to bring the protest of "Gen Z regulates" to the universities. On 20 November the teaching company should rest as completely as possible. Whether a strike is to be taken, student general meetings are to decide.
On 20 November, students at higher education institutions want to suspend their teaching activities. Whether this will happen depends on how well a new initiative can be mobilised.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
