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Gen Z protests reach Germany as thousands join Halloween rallies

Tens of thousands of people joined youth-led demonstrations across 34 German cities on Saturday, demanding better education funding and lower living costs, though police turnout figures were well below organisers' expectations. The protests, organised by campaign group "Gen Z regelt", were largely peaceful, with authorities warning of extremist attempts to exploit the movement and some barricades set on fire in Hamburg.

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What happened

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  1. Sat 31 Oct
    Youth-led demonstrations joined by tens of thousands of people took place across Germany, planned in 34 cities including Berlin, Frankfurt … on Saturday only The Edition Tens of thousands of people across Germany joined demonstrations on Saturday... The German protests organised by the campaign group "Gen Z regelt" — "Gen Z takes charge" in German — are planned in 34 cities including Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich.

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  2. Sat 31 Oct
    Barricades were set on fire in Hamburg during the demonstrations. Saturday only The Edition In Hamburg, some barricades were set on fire.

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  3. Fri 20 Nov
    Germany's national school student umbrella organisation BSK plans to hold a separate day of protest. November 20 only The Edition newest Germany's national school student umbrella organisation, BSK, has distanced itself from the initiative and plans to hold a separate day of protest on November 20.

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  • We are here today to fight for peace and freedom, rather than for war and coercion.

    Lina Friedrich The Edition Open the report (The Edition)

  • What matters most to us is better support for the health and education systems. We are against compulsory military service and we are in favour of a fairer distribution of the burden.

    Lina Friedrich The Edition Open the report (The Edition)

  • We all have those images from France in our minds — looting, burning houses, burning police vehicles, and attacks on police officers.

    Roman Poseck The Edition Open the report (The Edition)

  • France must not be held up as a model in this regard.

    Roman Poseck The Edition Open the report (The Edition)

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Figures in these reports

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  • 34 cities cities where protests were planned The Edition are planned in 34 cities including Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich

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  • 182,000 people participant turnout expected by organisers The Edition Official numbers on Saturday afternoon suggested participant turnout was below the 182,000 organisers initially expected.

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  • 18,000 people protesters reported by police in Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin The Edition Police in Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin reported as many as 18,000 protesters, half the roughly 36,000 on the organisers' website.

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  • 36,000 people protesters listed on organisers' website for Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin The Edition Police in Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin reported as many as 18,000 protesters, half the roughly 36,000 on the organisers' website.

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