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November 2020 versammelten sich mehrere tausend Menschen rund um das Reichstagsgebäude in Berlin, um gegen die Neuauflage des Infektionsschutzgesetz zu demonstrieren, das am Nachmittag desselben Tages verabschiedet wurde. I put together a lengthy edit to show the variety of protesters.Īm 18. Loads of antisemitic signs and symbols were carried by the crowd, as many compare the novelties to the Infection Protection Act with the so called "Ermächtigungsgesetz" that brought Hitler to power, as it grants massive rights to the government to intervene in the case of a public health emergency of international concern. Other leading figures of the german neo-nazi scene were present. Several far-right AfD parlamentarians participated and passed out flyers. In advance there was a mobilisation on the messenger service Telegram, calling for violent acts and a blockade of the parliament. Bottles, pyrotechnics and garbage was thrown at police. Water cannons were used to wetten protestors, but not fired directly into the crowd. The demonstration was officially disperesed after social distancing measures were ignored and the participants did not wear masks.

What started with dancing, singing and ignoring Covid-19 safety measures ended in heavy scuffles with police. Far-right groups and many conspiracy ideologists participated in the demonstration. Several thousand participated in protests around the german parliament Reichstag in Berlin on November 18th, 2020 to demonstrate against the new German Infection Protection Act that was passed on the afternoon of the same day. Covid-19, Environment, Far-Right, Feature, Germany, News, Photography, Photojournalism, Politics, Protest, Protests