In Switzerland, youth also protests. There were clashes with police
The general slogan of the actions was "On en a marre — en Suisse aussi!", which means "We've had enough, and in Switzerland too."
On the evening of October 31, protests took place in some Swiss cities, escalating into riots, according to publications NZZ and 20 Minuten.
Several hundred people gathered in Zurich. Some were in Halloween costumes, others hid their faces behind masks or wore protective goggles. Protesters lit fireworks, built barricades from garbage containers, electric scooters, and set them on fire.
Shop windows were also smashed, a public transport stop was damaged, and a police car was set on fire.
According to city police, officers were pelted with fireworks, stones, and bottles, and police responded with water cannons and rubber bullets.
Zurich: Clashes in the city. Under the slogan «We are fed up» and citing the unrest in Europe, mostly hooded individuals are rioting. Police deploy water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets to bring situation under control. #SchoolProtests #StudentProtests https://t.co/MvWXWUWfT6
By 1:30 AM, the situation had mostly calmed down.
On the same evening, riots also occurred in Basel.
The general slogan of the actions was "On en a marre — en Suisse aussi!", which means "We've had enough, and in Switzerland too." People were protesting against the high cost of living.
Protests have also recently taken place in other European countries. For example, in Germany on October 31, youth actions called "Gen Z regelt" took place.
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