
ROBIN WOOD activists, who hung a banner from the roof of the CDU Headquarters in Berlin, warned against the rise of the far right.
ROBIN WOOD activists came to the headquarters of the CDU in Berlin, which lost votes in the elections in Germany, and opened a banner hanging from the roof, calling for a stance against the far right and a fight against the climate crisis.
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State elections were held in Germany last week; The CDU lost votes in Berlin and failed to pass the threshold in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
The headquarters of the Christian Democratic Union Party (CDU), which lost votes in Berlin in last week's state elections in Germany and failed to pass the 5 percent election threshold in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, was the scene of a protest by a group of climate activists.
Climate activists, who came to the headquarters in Berlin's Tiergarten district shortly before 07:00 local time and identified themselves as "ROBIN WOOD", went to the roof of the building. Activists then hung from the roof with ropes and unfurled a banner bearing the message "A clear stance against the right-wingers - end social cuts, fight the climate crisis." More than 30 police teams were directed to CDU Headquarters due to the action.
CLIMATE ACTIVISTS ARE FURIOUS
In the statement made on the website of the group called ROBIN WOOD, it was stated that in their first actions after the state elections, the CDU was called on to stop the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany Party (AfD), not to neglect vital duties such as climate protection and to end social cuts. "We protest the CDU-led government, which violates climate protection and has no plan to stop the rise of the far-right AfD," it said.
"Social justice policy is the best way to stop the further rise of the far right. Climate policy and social measures must go together to achieve this. A policy that weakens the AfD must prioritize human rights over profit, reward climate-friendly behavior and tangibly improve everyone's daily lives," the statement said.

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