After Rennes-2 on Tuesday, mobilization among students is growing, at least in the West. This Wednesday morning, the Tertre university campus in Nantes (which concentrates the majority of students in literature, languages or law) is blocked by opponents of the immigration law, indicates Nantes University. “Teaching and research activities as well as administrative activities cannot therefore be maintained in person this Wednesday, January 24 in the morning,” she continues.
Classes may be organized by video or will be postponed, while management will review the situation this afternoon. For the moment, only university libraries are accessible.
Actions decided while the Constitutional Council must examine the immigration law on Wednesday. Among the most criticized points, particularly by universities, there is for example the establishment of a return deposit for foreign students or the need to justify the “real and serious” nature of the studies.
In Lille, a call to demonstrate this Wednesday evening was also launched for the same reasons.