Tens of Thousands March Across Germany to Protest Far-Right Party AfD
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In more than 35 cities in Germany, citizens took to the streets to reject right-wing extremism and fascism. In Munich they asked to outlaw parties of that tendency.
Caroline Du Bled, France 24 correspondent in Berlin, analyses the situation.
From Berlin to Mainz: On Saturday, thousands of people throughout Germany protested against right-wing extremism. According to police, around 13,000 people participated in a star demonstration in the capital, and in Düsseldorf about 20,000.
Berlin. Hundreds took to the streets on Saturday in about twenty cities in Germany, according to the organizers of the demonstrations, to protest against the extreme right-wing AfD party after its recent electoral victory in an eastern region of the country. Alternative for Germany (AfD), an anti-migration and pro-Russian formation, won last week near 44 [...] The post Germans crowd streets to protest against the AfD, a far-right party and its r…
In the German cities of Munich, Düsseldorf, Mainz, and Berlin, tens of thousands of people demonstrated against the far right, calling for democracy, human rights, and social justice.
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