Despite ongoing pressure from local government and management, kindergarten teachers in Biograd na Moru continue their strike

Workers in the public kindergarten in Biograd, Croatia, are facing unprecedented pressures as they begin strike

The research community in France led by Faculties and Labs in Struggle is protesting against the controversial LPPR (Pluriannual Research Programming Law) bill and the ‘Welcome to France’ program introduced by the government

Researchers under the leadership of the Faculties and Labs in Struggle held protests against the LPPR Bill and the Welcome to France program which will promote greater contractualization and commercialization of education

At the heart of the #FeesMustFall protests is one global problem: the cost of higher education. These protests highlight the debate as to whether education is a right or a privilege.

The third day of national protests will see rallies in more than 80 cities, calling for the end of policies of privatization

In this episode, we report on protests and strikes in India, Honduras and Swaziland.

Several students were gravely injured after the Military Police illegally raided the University campus and open fired at students

After weeks of mass mobilizations against the privatization of healthcare and education, Hondurans are demanding the resignation of president Juan Orlando Hernández

The government has yet to respond to the demands of the education and healthcare workers who have been mobilizing to defend the sectors for more than a month.

In this episode of Around the World, we go to Sudan, Algeria, and Honduras.

Massive mobilizations in Honduras rage on and channelize widespread anger and rejection of against the far-right government of Juan Orlando Hernández