Overview

• Marches are scheduled nationwide on 28 September, with reported listings varying widely from about 64 to roughly 300 events.
• About a dozen environmental organisations, including Greenpeace and Les Amis de la Terre, lead the call with backing from more than 200 groups.
• The CGT is joining this climate mobilisation, which organisers describe as the union’s first participation of this kind.
• Key demands include repealing the Duplomb law, launching a national plan for chlordécone, ending subsidies to large corporations, adopting the Zucman tax, and imposing an arms embargo to Israel.
• The mobilisations align with the international #DrawTheLine actions and precede further protests planned around the October budget debate, COP30 in Brazil in November, and December dates tied to the Paris Agreement.