「Protests」的搜尋結果
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11/10（二）
Miin11/9（一）
French PM brings forward minimum wage hike to calm proteste…
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said on Monday he was bringing forward a planned hike in the minimum wage to December from January, as he sought to defuse a cost-of-living crisis that has sparked some of France’s worst civil unrest in years. The government has faced a series of protests in recent weeks which started over underfunded schools but have morphed into broader protests, including riots in major cities on October 17 that caught security forces off guard. France’s national...
#France#Emmanuel Macron#Protests around the world#Marine Le Pen#Paris#Sebastien Lecornu
Iran executes 3 more men over January protests, judiciary s…
Iranian authorities executed three men on Sunday on charges linked to January 2026 protests, the judiciary said, after what rights groups described as an unfair trial. Norway-based Iran Human Rights (IHR) said the hangings at dawn of Hassan Divband, Hamid Kazemi and Reza Zanganeh in the city of Karaj outside Tehran brought the number of men hanged over the January protests to at least 39 and warned many more were at risk. The judiciary’s Mizan news agency said the three had been convicted of...
#US-Israel war on Iran#Iran#Middle East#United States#Israel#Human rights
南華早報
TaiwanPlus
法新社11/8（日）
From delight to despair: Indonesians furious as data centre…
Cooking and bathing became difficult when taps ran dry in Batam, an Indonesian island where residents are protesting against data centres springing up to power the global artificial intelligence boom. The area had suffered a “long drought” caused by low rainfall, the local water utility operator said, as a strong El Nino cycle exacerbates dry weather. But, as in other countries, anger has been directed at the data centres, warehouse-like facilities that keep apps and AI tools running, with water...
Clashes in Paris after new French protests
Thousands of people protested across France on Saturday in a new show of anger against the government with clashes erupting between police and some protesters in Paris despite a lower turnout than in previous weeks. The protests marked the fourth consecutive weekend of demonstrations against the rising cost of living which have erupted as the country heads to presidential elections in five months’ time where the far-right sees its best chance yet to win power. A total of 146,000 people took part...
#France#Protests around the world#Marine Le Pen#Emmanuel Macron#Paris#Sebastien Lecornu
BBC News11/7（六）
‘There could be anarchy’: Bangladesh’s garment unrest threa…
Garment workers in Bangladesh, the world’s second-largest clothing exporter after China, are demanding that their wages more than double – and their protests have brought a halt to production in factories supplying global brands including H&M, Zara and Walmart. Tens of thousands of workers have marched through Dhaka and the key industrial towns of Gazipur, Ashulia and Narayanganj in recent days demanding higher pay. Protests turned violent in several hubs, with factories vandalised and roads...
#Sheikh Hasina#Ashulia#H&M#Middle East#Jawaharlal Nehru University#Dhaka
By all memes: why Asia’s Gen Z are revolting
All across Asia, anti-establishment protests have been flaring up, led by a generation that came of age in the digital era. Memes are mobilising a young, permanently online cohort against specific government policies, insults and injustices – its many members determined to seize their own destinies before the future they fear takes root. Asia is home to 60 per cent of the world’s adolescents and young people, or some 1 billion in total, according to UN estimates. Gen Z, roughly defined as those...
#Gen Z#Protests around the world#Malaysia#Bangladesh#The Philippines#Myanmar
11/6（五）
France’s fiscal dilemma intensifies amid largest protests s…
Almost 600,000 people took to the streets across France on Thursday to protest stagnant wages, the rising cost of living and underfunded schools, as a wave of anger continues to build after nearly a decade under President Emmanuel Macron, just months ahead of presidential elections. The government mobilised 70,000 police officers and gendarmes around the country as the Interior Ministry counted 575,000 protesters nationwide. The protests were largely peaceful, yet the movement and the debate...
#France#Emmanuel Macron#Protests around the world#Marine Le Pen#Sebastien Lecornu#Fitch Ratings
France hit by more protests, as workers go on strike
Flag-waving protesters yesterday marched through French cities and public workers went on strike, in a renewed challenge to French President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of unrest that have rattled his government five months before a presidential election.The mobilization, called by trade unions incl
Mass protests sweep France again, as workers strike for ‘di…
Hundreds of thousands of striking workers protested across France on Thursday against the rising cost of living following weeks of youth-led demonstrations, with police firing tear gas as clashes broke out in some cities. The marches come as the euro zone’s second-largest economy battles to redress its dire finances, six months ahead of elections to replace President Emmanuel Macron, with the far-right leading in the opinion polls. While the CGT union put Thursday’s turnout at 1.6 million across...
Paraguay’s President Pena resigns under mounting pressure f…
Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned on Thursday as calls for his removal swelled following the collapse of digital lender Ueno that left millions of customers unable to access their accounts. “I do so with the stability of our country, social peace, and the need to preserve our democratic institutions in mind,” he said in a video recorded address on Thursday. Pena, an ally of US President Donald Trump, is stepping down after the opposition called an extraordinary session to begin the...
#Americas and the Caribbean#Paraguay#Central banks#Banking & finance#United States#Donald Trump
Taipei Times11/5（四）
Breaking | Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong jailed for 10 yea…
Jailed Hong Kong opposition activist Joshua Wong Chi-fung has been sentenced to 10 years behind bars for his role in a global campaign to instigate sanctions against mainland China and the city in the aftermath of the 2019 anti-government protests. The High Court on Thursday sentenced Wong for conspiring with fugitive ex-lawmaker Nathan Law Kwun-chung and other activists to collude with foreign forces after Beijing imposed the national security law on Hong Kong on June 30, 2020. Wong, who turned...
World News Quick Take
BANGLADESHWage board to raise payThe garment industry wage board yesterday said it had agreed to raise the minimum wage for workers in the key export sector, following five days of protests and sporadic clashes. The nation is the world’s second-biggest garment exporter behind China, employing more t
Groups urge against NHI waiver for older people
Taiwan’s medical community yesterday called on the government to avoid stoking protests against intergenerational injustice by waiving health insurance premiums for older people, citing France as a cautionary tale.The opposition-dominated legislature last month passed the third reading of amendments
11/4（三）
Danish students join European wave of youth strikes over ed…
Thousands of young Danes took to the streets on Wednesday to protest over a government plan to cut student allowances, adding to a wave of European youth anger. Under the banner “Enough is Enough”, 11 high school and university student associations marched from Copenhagen’s City Hall Square to parliament over the proposed cuts to free up funds for defence spending. Student protests that started in France have spread in recent weeks to other European countries. Some 40,000 students were on strike...
#European Union#Education#France#Denmark#Protests around the world#Ministry of Education
A future for young people in Europe
At first glance, the wave of student-led protests that has swept across France might resemble the events of May 1968. Both featured surging crowds of demonstrators calling for education reform, criticizing the government, erecting blockades and being confronted by riot police. Both also attracted ca
Make APEC coercion everyone’s business
According to the Taipei Times (“Taiwan protests APEC ‘discrimination,’” Nov. 2, page 1), Beijing has sent Taiwan a letter concerning the forthcoming APEC summit that falls short of a formal invitation and omits “Chinese Taipei,” Taiwan’s established designation in the forum. Taipei lodged a protest.
11/3（二）
Spanish police dismantle Madrid housing protest camp ahead…
Police on Tuesday dismantled a sprawling tent camp in Madrid which had spearheaded protests over Spain’s housing crisis for more than a month and prompted early elections, police and activists said. Officers closed off much of the Spanish capital’s emblematic Puerta del Sol square on Tuesday morning as municipal cleaning staff swept away remaining debris, tents and tarpaulin. The Madrid camp sprang up in September, after Spain’s chronic housing crisis burst into the centre of public debate...
Protests in Indonesia over haze; Malaysia’s 1MDB scandal: 7…
We have selected seven stories from the SCMP’s coverage of Asia over the past week that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Indonesia’s haze crisis becomes rallying point for student anger at Prabowo The protests, taking place in several spots around the capital, have been organised by student leaders from the University of Indonesia along with a coalition of student organisations from...
Bangladesh garment workers, police clash
Thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers yesterday blocked a major highway and clashed with police, demanding a monthly minimum wage more than double their current pay, as protests spread across industrial hubs.The South Asian nation of 170 million people is the world’s second-biggest garment export
11/2（一）
French school protests resume on smaller scale as holidays…
French student protests resumed on Monday on a much smaller scale than in past weeks as pupils returned from a two-week break, with youngsters trying to blockade a few high schools in Paris, Marseille and Rennes, French media reported. By 0830 GMT some 41 high schools – about 1 per cent of those nationwide – were blockaded, the Education Ministry said. Hundreds of France’s more than 3,000 high schools were blockaded in the weeks before the break. The protests, which began in the Paris suburbs...
