Overview
- The demonstration in Berlin-Friedrichshain, scheduled for Saturday, is expected to attract 1,200 participants, according to organizers.
- The route includes the left-leaning Rigaer Straße, a hotspot for leftist activism, though police may alter it for safety reasons.
- Counter-protests have been announced, with ten events expected to draw several hundred participants opposing the far-right march.
- Ferhat Sentürk, a former AfD politician, is organizing the event, which will feature Hannes Ostendorf, a far-right musician, at its opening.
- The demonstration is part of a nationwide wave of right-wing and 'Querdenker' protests occurring in multiple German cities on the same day.