Whether Pegida or State – burning homes are the fruits of their sowing
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- Refugee School and University Strike Berlin
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- Refugee Schul- und Unistreik Berlin, 19. November 2015
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- Refugee Unistreik “Stick around”
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- Schulstreik, 19th of November 2015
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- Students Protest, 19th of November
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- Refugee Schul- und Unistreik Berlin
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- Critical formation
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- Afghan Women for Asylum Rights
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- Students Protest at Potsdamer Platz
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- Students protest van
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- Whole school hate the AFD
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- Afghan Women Protest Berlin
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- Afghan Women & Refugee School Strike Berlin
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- Refugee Schulstreik gegen Rassismus
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- Students Protest in Berlin
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- Refugee Schul- und Unistreik Berlin
Over 3000 students from schools and universities took to the streets to protest against racism and fascism in Germany. The rally was initially led by people from Afghanistan who in alliance with the students protested for asylum rights. The students were convinced that it was very important for them to be on the streets and participate in the rally rather than to spend the day in the class room. One student who had grown up in Zambia and Ethiopia expressed that he had not witnessed such levels of racism in these African countries. Even though he had not experienced racism directly in Germany, he said that it was very important for him to be politically involved and protest against racism. The students used social media to organise and were happy with the successful turnout. The rally was also joined by anti-gentrification protestors. Songs in several languages streamed from the protest vans. The students chanted ‘Refugees are Welcome Here’ and ‘Antifacista’ demo chants. There were several speeches in German and the demonstration and the four hour long march ended in Mehringdamm.
Credits to: KIEKE MA FILM BERLIN Unzensiert aus Berlin für die Welt
