Tens of thousands join the “Hambi bleibt” forest defense rally

Tens of thousands joined protests around the G20 summit, including a march against militarized globalization and inequality. Activists disputed a world order that protects corporate and state power...

Climate justice activists used mass civil disobedience to enter or block coal infrastructure, demanding that fossil fuels remain in the ground. The action drew on the Hambach Forest occupation and...

The Rotes Frauenkomitee Hamburg called a march through St. Pauli and the Schanzenviertel that organizers described as an expression of proletarian feminism. Participants connected women’s liberation...

Around 200 refugee women and supporters demonstrated outside Leipzig’s immigration office during the Women in Exile bus tour. They opposed racism, sexism, deportation, arbitrary bureaucracy, and...

Police began clearing tree houses in Hambach Forest as RWE prepared to expand the lignite mine. The occupation had developed since 2012 and linked forest defense to climate justice and opposition to...

Hundreds of thousands marched in Berlin under the banner “For an open and free society—solidarity instead of exclusion.” The coalition opposed racism, anti-Muslim hatred, anti-Semitism, and attacks on...

Activists again entered or blocked open-pit mining infrastructure in a mass action of civil disobedience. The campaign argued that coal extraction could not be reconciled with climate justice and that...

Berlin Postkolonial and allied groups sustained campaigns for colonial history education, street renaming, memorials, and the return of human remains and cultural property. Their work argued that...

The campaign’s annual march continued to connect police violence, racism, and justice claims. Organizers preserved evidence and testimonies that they felt official institutions had ignored,...

Women and queer people organized strikes and decentralized actions in more than forty cities, making reproductive labor, wage inequality, violence, and abortion restrictions part of a common agenda....