Young protesters rally at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate in “GenZ regelt!” action
Hundreds of young people gathered at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate on Saturday as part of a nationwide youth protest day. The “GenZ regelt!” movement organised the action, one of demonstrations in more than 30 German cities.
Hundreds of young people gathered outside the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on Saturday as part of a nationwide day of youth protests across Germany. The event was organised by the “GenZ regelt!” movement, whose name translates as “Gen Z will sort it out!”. The action was held in solidarity with student demonstrations in several European countries, and the movement called for protests against political and social issues.
Demonstrations across the country
The Berlin rally was one of the actions planned in more than 30 German cities, including Frankfurt and Cologne. The demonstrations followed student protests in several European countries.
Banners and chants
In Berlin, protesters carried banners calling for the resignation of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron. Some participants chanted anti-capitalist and anti-fascist slogans, and speakers addressed the crowd.
The source gives no further details about the specific demands or the total number of participants, beyond the fact that hundreds gathered in Berlin.
