Summary
Tens of thousands joined youth-led demonstrations across Germany on Saturday, organized by the group “Gen Z regelt.” Most protests were peaceful during the day, but violence broke out in several major cities in the evening, injuring several police officers.Key Facts
- The demonstrations took place across Germany on Saturday.
- The protests were organized by “Gen Z regelt,” which means “Gen Z has got this.”
- The group said about 120,000 people took part, below its estimate of roughly 180,000.
- The movement drew inspiration from similar protests in France and Italy.
- Violence was reported in Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg.
- Police fired water cannon at people throwing Molotov cocktails.
- Several police officers were injured after groups of young people refused to disperse.
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