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Demonstrations against right-wing extremism: Together for a colorful future!
In November 2025, demonstrations against right-wing extremism and hatred will take place across Germany, including in Wismar. Find out about dates and events.
Demonstrations against right-wing extremism: Together for a colorful future!
Today, November 25, 2025, the signs in Germany are pointing to protest again. Demonstrations against right-wing extremism, hatred, anti-Semitism and hate speech are taking place across the country. These demos are part of a large-scale movement for democracy, tolerance and peaceful coexistence, as news.de reports. The venues are as diverse as the protests themselves, ranging from workshops and readings to discussion groups and lectures.
Since the beginning of 2023, millions of people in Germany have been mobilizing against growing right-wing extremism. These protests are not only directed against the AfD, but also against possible cooperation between established parties and right-wing forces, as rnd.de highlights. In the wake of growing unrest, many signs of a democratic society have been set in the last two years. Between January and April 2024 alone, over four million people took to the streets for democracy and against right-wing extremism, triggered by reports of secret meetings of right-wing extremist patrons.
Detailed program items and dates
November brings with it a wealth of events. The planned events range from online events to regional demonstrations.
- Online-Events:
- 03.11.2025: AfD-Verbot Jetzt! Neuentreffen der Bremer Lokalgruppe
- 08.11.2025: Austauschrunde zur Gründung von Ortsgruppen – Eltern Gegen Rechts
- 11.11.2025: Bundesweites Neuentreffen
- 12.11.2025: Verbinden statt spalten – Antwort auf die Politik der Polarisierung
- 15.11.2025: Argumentieren gegen Rechte Parolen
- 18.11.2025: Neuentreffen der Berliner Lokalgruppe
- Demonstrationen in den Bundesländern:
- Baden-Württemberg: Gedenken an Widerstandskämpfer*innen in Heidelberg (01.11.2025)
- Bayern: Kein Platz für Nazis in Nürnberg (03.11.2025)
- Berlin: Gründungskongress der AfD-Jugend stoppen (04.11.2025)
- Brandenburg: Solidarität statt Hetze in Brandenburg an der Havel (08.11.2025)
- Hamburg: Auftaktdemo (08.11.2025)
- Niedersachsen: Stadtbild von Rotenburg ist bunt und inklusiv (01.11.2025)
It is noteworthy that despite the challenges facing civil society, the number of participants in these demonstrations continues to grow. According to recent reports, over 1.7 million people have taken part in anti-right protests since January 2023, and the largest demonstration in Munich attracted over 250,000 people on February 8, 2025 alone. Organizers speak of even higher numbers.
Criticism and political controversies
However, the political landscape is also characterized by controversial issues. A small question from the CDU/CSU in the Bundestag, which questions state funding for NGOs, has reignited the discussion about the political neutrality of such organizations. It remains to be seen what answers politicians will give to the criticisms.
Overall, it shows that the social movement against right-wing extremism and for democratic cultivation in Germany remains strong. The upcoming events and demonstrations are more than just protests; They are an expression of a broad will for change at a time when solidarity is needed more than ever. If you would like to find out more, you can find a complete list of demos and events here.