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"Last Generation" announces new strategy: Numerous cities affected from Wednesday

2023-06-01T03:35:12.276Z

Highlights: After the raid, the "Last Generation" seems to be reorganizing. The climate activists now want to make themselves felt throughout Germany. Nationwide protest marches are to take place every Wednesday from now on. On Tuesday (30 May), protest marches took place in Düsseldorf and Hanover. On Wednesday (31 May), actions in 15 cities are to follow. The group hopes to get more than 100 people on the streets every week in several German cities and speaks of strong growth.


After the raid, the "Last Generation" seems to be reorganizing. The climate activists now want to make themselves felt throughout Germany.


After the raid, the "Last Generation" seems to be reorganizing. The climate activists now want to make themselves felt throughout Germany.

Munich – The raid hit the "Last Generation" hard. But the climate group seems to have quickly regrouped itself and is changing its plan. Nationwide protest marches are to take place every Wednesday from now on.

Climate activists withdraw from Berlin: "Last generation" changes its strategy after raid

Instead, Berlin is moving out of the focus of activists. "We are returning to the more than 60 places we come from to take new people by the hand and bring them into resistance," the group explains on its new website. In the spring, the "Last Generation" set up regional teams. "They strengthen our strategy."

On the day of the raid, solidarity protests were already taking place, especially large in Berlin. On the day of the house searches, the "Last Generation" called for more participation in demonstrations. "Protest marches are a particularly good way to get started! We want to start a protest march in more and more cities on Wednesday afternoons," the activists write.

From now on, the group hopes to get more than 100 people on the streets every week in several German cities and speaks of strong growth. Sit-ins and sticker protests are likely to become less.

"Last Generation" announces Wednesday demonstrations: Protest marches today in 15 German cities

On Tuesday (30 May), protest marches took place in Düsseldorf and Hanover. On Wednesday (31 May), actions in 15 cities are to follow. The overview:

31.05.202316.00 p.m.MainzChristuskirche, Kaisterstraße
31.05.202315.00 p.m.LeipzigAugustusplatz
31.05.202316.00 p.m.StuttgartGeno House, U City Library
31.05.202316.00 p.m.CologneEbertplatz
31.05.202316.00 p.m.MannheimNeckarwiese, Höhe Alter
31.05.202316.00 p.m.HeilbronnBulwark Tower
31.05.202316.00 p.m.FribourgEurope Square
31.05.202316.00 p.m.BonnCourtyard
31.05.202316.30 p.m.HamburgKarolinenplatz
31.05.202316.45 p.m.BraunschweigSchlossplatz - Bohlweg
31.05.202317.00 p.m.OldenburgMarket Square Lamberti Church
31.05.202317.00 p.m.BerlinFrankfurter Tor
31.05.202317.00 p.m.DarmstadtPeace Square
31.05.202318.00 p.m.KasselCentral station
31.05.202318.00 p.m.WürzburgOld cranes

In addition, a solidarity rally against the criminalization of the "last generation" will take place in Frankfurt on Wednesday. The group "Attac" calls for a demonstration at the Alte Oper at 16 p.m.

However, regular marches describe the "Last Generation" only as an intermediate destination. A campaign against the super-rich is to start on 5 June, and the "14 for Bavaria" campaign on 100 August.

Category list image: © Christoph Soeder/picture alliance/dpa

Source: merkur

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