Fight for democracy: demos against right -wing extremism in Germany!

Fight for democracy: demos against right -wing extremism in Germany!

Göttingen, Deutschland - In July 2025, protests against right -wing extremism, hatred and anti -Semitism are bubbling in Germany. Today is not only another date in the calendar, but also the reason for numerous demonstrations in different cities. After the session week from July 7th to 11th, the members of the Bundestag have now taken a summer break - the next meeting will only be on September 8, 2025. But while political business is resting, resistance to right -wing ideologies remains alive. For example, for democracy, tolerance and peaceful coexistence is demonstrated, with numerous events such as workshops, readings and discussions throughout Germany, such as [News.de] (https://www.news.de/politik/demos- against right-right-right-hand-donnerstag-10-2025-anti-afd-fd- Demonstrations-Doebeln-berlin-Stuttgart-Halberstadt/1/) reports.

The demonstrations are organized by different groups that speak against the AfD and possible cooperation with right -wing forces. Millions of protests have increased since the beginning of 2023. According to the information from [rnd.de] (https://www.rnd.de/politik/demos- against-rechts-hier-sind-proteste-geplant-termine-orte-juc6wldeurhyjfdqxjyp27dgle.html), over 1.7 million people have taken part in these protests in January. And the movement continues: The greatest demonstration took place on February 8, 2025 in Munich, with number of participants between 250,000 and 320,000, depending on the source.

Current protests at a glance

The protests are spread across the country. Here is an overview of the most important demonstration dates to federal states:

• Baden-Württemberg: Stuttgart (July 10): Open meeting Anti-fascist Action alliance.
• Bavaria: Regensburg (July 14): Plenum of the Studies against Right.
• Berlin: plena of the studies against right (July 10, July 17).
• Brandenburg: Bad Belzig (July 12th): CSD Bad Belzig.
• Hamburg: colorful picnic Marienthal (July 12).
• Lower Saxony: Hannover (July 22nd): Antifa-Elch.
• Saxony: Döbeln (July 10, July 17, July 24, July 31): Colorful afternoon.
• Saxony-Anhalt: Halberstadt (July 10): Consultation hour against racism.
• Thuringia: Nordhausen (July 11): Antifa Soli Tresen.

This list only represents a small section of the many activities that take place in the coming days. Further demonstrations and actions are also planned in Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt to set a sign against growing right-wing extremism.

Mobilization continues

Mobilization against racist and extremist currents shows how serious the situation is perceived. According to [tagesschau.de] (https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/demos- against-rechtsextremismus-104.html), the motto of the protests applies: "We are the fire wall: alliance against right". Political those responsible emphasize that these protests are a strong sign of defending our values. Chancellor Olaf Scholz also commented, who rates the demonstrations as an important contribution to democracy. The backing of well -known politicians gives the active additional update to fight for a more diverse and more tolerant Germany.

In the middle of this wave of protests, criticism of the AfD and its politics remains a central concern. It remains exciting to observe how the political landscape will develop in Germany and whether the pressure from the street can also result in long -term changes in the established parties. In any case, it is clear: the voice of civil society is not silent, and mobilization against the right is in good condition.