Gen Z Protests Sweep Cities Across Germany
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The protests of the "Generation Z" reached on Saturday Germany, with about thirty calls in the main cities throughout the country, some of which led to riots. The mobilizations had taken place without major incidents, but at the end of it came the burning barricades, police charges and pressurized water cannons in Hamburg, Cologne and Hanover. In Berlin, there was the launching of pyrotechnic objects against the police in the vicinity of the Bra…
Today, young people are demonstrating in more than 30 cities. Among other things, they demand more social justice. Not everywhere it remains peaceful.
Young people in Germany protest high cost of living, public spending cuts, state of schools and insufficient action on climate change The post Gen Z protests: Thousands of young people on the streets in Germany – Arrests in Hamburg, incidents in Stuttgart appeared first on in.gr.
Thousands of people across Germany participated in demonstrations this Saturday (31), when a youth-led movement, inspired by protests in other parts of Europe, went out to the streets to demand better education and a reduction in the cost of living. The protests follow a wave of demonstrations led by the Z Generation across Europe this year. In Serbia, student-led activism helped to overthrow the country's long-standing leader in the polls, whil…
On Halloween the situation is extremely tense in many European countries: in Germany demonstrators lit barricades and threw bulls at police officers. The executive partially resisted with water cannons. Also in France there were clashes between demonstrators and the police – officials were attacked, among other things, with fireworks.
At the Hamburg demonstration against conscription escalated the situation on the Steindamm. Mummed lit barricades and threw pyrotechnics, the police used pepper spray and water cannon.
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