After the general election, the climate movement Fridays for Future wants to continue to put pressure on the new, upcoming government.
Activists want to make their voices heard in several cities in the southwest.
Stuttgart / Karlsruhe - The climate movement Fridays for Future has called for demonstrations in several cities in Baden-Württemberg on Friday.
After the general election, their supporters want the future government to take climate protection seriously.
"There is still a lot of leeway in the coalition negotiations and now we have to build up pressure from the streets so that the climate comes to the top of the agenda," said Frederik Knoblauch, spokesman for the Karlsruhe local group.
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Larger campaigns with around 1000 participants each are planned in Stuttgart and Karlsruhe.
A rally is also taking place in Bühl (Rastatt district).
In addition, campaigns are planned nationwide;
the largest demonstration is to take place in Berlin.
dpa
