Several hundred people have been demonstrating in front of the Reichstag since Sunday morning for better climate policy and more social justice.
As part of days of action by several alliances and movements, the demonstration march should start moving around noon and pull through Berlin-Mitte.
Berlin - The protesters had a self-made car with them in the form of the “1.5 °” climate target.
The Paris Climate Agreement defines this number of degrees as the maximum amount by which the global temperature can increase due to man-made greenhouse gas emissions.
The alliance “Solidarity works differently” had mobilized.
According to the police, around 500 participants were registered.
The aim of the demo was the Invalidenpark.
The movement accompanies the ongoing coalition negotiations between the SPD, Greens and FDP at the federal level with various events.
The action days kicked off on Friday with a protest march by Fridays for Future, in which around 20,000 people took part in Berlin, according to the organizers.
On Saturday, in turn, there were protests on the construction site of the A100 and in front of the party headquarters of the Greens.
The police began to clear the construction site a few hours later.
Many of the participants remained in police custody until late in the evening before their personal details were recorded.
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