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Student Protests Add to France’s Sense of Upheaval Over Budget, Debt
Today’s protests are bringing out teachers and some political parties as well.
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Today’s protests are bringing out teachers and some political parties as well.
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Students at Cornell University have launched protests over the university’s handling of sexual assault allegations and are demanding changes to campus policies. The demonstrations follow a lawsuit alleging a 2024 gang rape involving members of the Chi Phi fraternity and the reopening of the case by…
The scale of the demonstrations planned for Tuesday will test the strength of the student-led protest movement that has spread across French high schools since late September.
(The headline and the first paragraph are corrected in the updated story Monday on Okinawa Governor Genta Koja’s protest lodged to the U.S. military following the arrest of a Marine in the southern Japan prefecture on suspicion of murder and robbery. A substitute story follows.) Okinawa Governor…
School Protests France Live Updates: France's student protests intensify after a 15-year-old loses his hand in Lens. With 190 students injured and over 5,000 arrests, France braces for nationwide protests on Tuesday. The post School Protests France Live Updates: 15-Year-Old Boy Loses Hand in Lens…
As a steady stream of vehicles passed beneath Seattle’s John Lewis Memorial Bridge on Sunday afternoon, Faith Mathison stood with a gaggle of protesters holding oversized signs that read: Stop Data Centers” and “Moratorium Now.”