5 thousand people demonstrated in Berlin against the hard-line group
About 5000 people protested against the Hardline Alternatives for Deutschland (AFD) in the German capital Berlin. Demonstrators say that the German racist group is not only in the parliament of Germany, but forgetting past history of Germany and trying to get a break in Germany's social system. Earlier, around 5,000 supporters of the AFD protested for various demands.
Since Sunday morning, around five thousand supporters of the Alternatives for Docklands (AFD) group were brought to Berlin's main railway station in Busan and trains from different regions of Germany. The black-red-golden Germany flag moves towards the Berlin Gate in the city center. The hardline group chanted slogans against Chancellor Angela Merkel as well as refugees, immigrants and so-called Islamization in Germany. After the procession, at the Berlin Gate premises, the AFD team president Alexander Gauwland criticized the German intercultural society, including Chancellor Angela Merkel's politics.
Twenty-five thousand people participated in the protest organized by Berlin anti-apartheid alliance against the hardline AFD protests. Many protesters carry large festoons of anti-apartheid rides on the spray river in Berlin. Nearly 5000 demonstrators organized music from Berlin's victory tower to Berlin Gate, with anti-racist poster-slogans and dance speakers and 25 big motorists.
Berliner's Spray River has many poster-mounted vessels. Photo: Photo collected
Berliner's Spray River has many poster-mounted vessels. Photo: Photo collected
On October 24, AFD got 92 seats in the parliament for the third highest 13 percent of the national elections in Germany. The hardline AFD team is now the main opposition party in the German parliament. Since the start of the session in the new parliament, the party has been accused of spoiling the parliament's environment by making various hate speech.
Earlier, Germany's president Frank-Wellter Stainmire criticized refugees and anti-immigrant hardliners in Germany, said there is a troubled time around the world and refugees are migrating to the cause of war, due to various events.
Steinmayer criticized those who said the crisis of Germany's culture, heritage and identity as a result of refugees and immigrants. They do not return to their past history and talk about building a future nation. Call on everyone to conquer this invisible wall