Greece: Students march in Athens demanding more education funding

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The rally began at 11am outside the University of Athens , then wound to Syntagma Square , where crowds gathered in front of parliament behind police lines. Protesters carried banners declaring "From Greece to France, we fight for free public education " and placards bearing the French slogan "Étudier ou survivre?" ("Study or survive?"), borrowed from France's school student protest movement . Outside parliament, some dumped sacks of rubble from deteriorating schools to highlight the conditions pupils face, from leaking roofs and crumbling plaster to broken radiators. Police put turnout at about 4,000 across Athens and Thessaloniki combined , well below the 20,000 who marched in 50 Greek cities on 21 October; organisers disputed the figure.