Politics · France · 2 hrs ago
High school student and LFI activist criticizes policies made by unelected leaders
Seydou Ba is a high school student and activist with La France Insoumise, a French political party known as LFI.
He says young people are affected by political decisions made by people they did not elect.
His comments come as high school students in France are mobilizing.
Some students in Montreuil say they want to keep up pressure until the school holidays.
A demonstration has also been called for Saturday, October 17.
The available information does not say whether Ba plans to take part or what specific policy he was criticizing.
Seydou Ba is a high school student and activist with La France Insoumise (LFI).
He criticizes policies made by people who were not elected by young people.
Ba says young people are subjected to those policies.
The report was published by franceinfo on 12 October 2026.
- Who
- Seydou Ba, a high school student and LFI activist.
- What
- He criticizes policies made by unelected leaders.
- When
- 12 October 2026, the publication date.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Ba says young people are subjected to policies made by people they did not elect.
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- Name
- Seydou Ba
- Role
- High school student and LFI activist
- Publication date
- 12 October 2026
What people are saying
Our youth are subjected to the policies of people they did not elect
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