How Will Europe Deal with Youth-Led Protests?
Student groups are calling a continent-wide youth strike as protests widen over living costs, social cuts and militarism, with unions in Italy and Britain backing action.
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Since September, the high school challenge has shaken France. It now wins Belgium, Italy, Albania... Young Europeans are angry, but are they angry for the same reasons?Since September, French high school students have been mobilising to demand better study conditions. Gradually, the voices of other European students have joined the cause. Some claims are echoed, while others are unique to each country. Infrastructures in better condition Better …
Build the 20 November youth strike! Down with militarism! Down with capitalism!
A collection of student organisations across Europe have put out a call for a youth strike against war and militarism to take place on 20 November, under the slogan of “Fight for our future, not their wars!” At a time when the European ruling classes are beating the war drums, implementing compulsory conscription laws and rearming to the tune of trillions, coordinated action against these reactionary policies is urgently needed.
Europe is arming itself, but young people refuse to accept that their future must be built in the wake of conflicts. On November 20, students and students from several countries are called to go out into the streets, to stop their courses and to protest against militarisation, compulsory military service and the sacrifice of social investment in the so-called arms trade. Under the slogan "We fight for our future, not for their wars!", a new inte…
Protests spread across France, Italy, Belgium, Albania and Spain. Tomorrow’s generation is not resigned
Portugal, Spain and France are only three of the countries that have been the scene of the revolt of young people, who have gone out to demand change.
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