Numerous activists blocked part of the A100 construction site in the south-east of Berlin as part of days of action by the “Justice Now!” Alliance.
After several hours of protest, the police began in the afternoon to take the personal details of those involved and to lead the people from the construction site, as a police spokeswoman said.
Berlin - Previously, the person in charge of the construction site filed a criminal complaint for trespassing.
A spokeswoman for the alliance accused the police of criminalizing the protest.
In the course of the afternoon, members of the animal rights movement "Animal Rebellion" also gathered for another protest in front of the party headquarters of the Greens in Berlin-Mitte.
They waved flags and called, among other things, to “disempower” the “animal industry”.
According to pictures on social media, protesters were also on a balcony of the building.
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More than 30 social movements belong to the “Justice Now!” Alliance.
Their topics include rent policy, agricultural reforms, climate justice and racism.
The movement is accompanying the ongoing coalition negotiations at the federal level of the SPD, Greens and FDP with various events this weekend.
The start was on Friday with a protest march by Fridays for Future, in which around 20,000 people took part in Berlin, according to the organizers.
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