Protests occur. - Graffiti Defaces Previous Era's Chancellery
Activists claim that their message is addressed to Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who delivered remarks on the current safety situation in the Bundestag earlier in the day. They urge Scholz to have a conversation with them immediately because the climate catastrophe is a serious threat to security and life.
The group allegedly made this demand on Tuesday and Wednesday on the exterior of the Willy-Brandt House, where the SPD federal party headquarters are situated. This action was in response to the announcement of two hunger strikers who said they would no longer consume water.
Members of the "Hunger until you're honest" campaign have been pressing Scholz for weeks to openly state that the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has already passed the safe limit and there is no remaining carbon dioxide allowance.
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- The demonstrations in Berlin, surrounding the Chancellery and the Bundestag, are a strong call to action from climate activists, targeting Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
- Amidst these protests, graffiti defacing the previous era's Chancellery has emerged, further emphasizing the urgency of the activists' message about the climate catastrophe.
- In response to the unyielding pressure from climate protesters, such as the "Hunger until you're honest" campaign, Scholz and German authorities have deployed the Federal Police to handle the escalating situation in the heart of Berlin.
- The climate crisis-driven demonstrations in front of the Willy-Brandt House and the Bundestag are expected to continue, potentially disrupting the proceedings of Scholz in his official Chancellory and the day-to-day operations of the Bundestag.
