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The review campaign organizes monthly demonstrations in many state capitals and calls for the review of parties that are classified by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution as suspected right-wing extremists or as confirmed right-wing extremists.
According to police estimates, around 1,500 people took to the streets in Saarbrücken against right-wing extremism in the afternoon. There were no incidents in the elevator, said a police spokeswoman.
People came together at a demonstration of the nationwide test campaign, which calls for a review of right-wing extremist parties. “Prüf” organizes monthly demonstrations in many state capitals. The initiators are calling for parties that are classified by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution as suspected right-wing extremists or as confirmed right-wing extremists to be examined.
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The Test Campaign will continue its monthly demonstrations in other state capitals.
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In numerous German cities, including Berlin, Munich and Düsseldorf, tens of thousands of people demonstrated for democracy and against right-wing extremism. The protests, which sometimes attracted significantly more participants than expected, were directed against social division and the AfD.
Around 16,000 people demonstrated against right-wing extremism in Munich and Bamberg. At the same time, around 2,000 participants at separate rallies called for the resignation of the federal government under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
In Erfurt, up to 500 people demonstrated for the initiation of a ban on right-wing extremist parties. The participants called on the state government to advocate for an audit at the federal level.

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