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Protests arranged against far-right extremism and in favor of democracy scheduled

An up coming election is scheduled in Saxony within a week's time. Demonstrations in Leipzig and Dresden aim to represent opposition against right-wing extremism.

Protests against the conservative side are scheduled to occur in Leipzig and Dresden on Sunday.
Protests against the conservative side are scheduled to occur in Leipzig and Dresden on Sunday.

- Protests arranged against far-right extremism and in favor of democracy scheduled

Thousands of individuals are anticipated to join protests in Leipzig and Dresden today, standing against extreme right-wing ideologies. The organizers aim to express their backing for democracy, a week prior to the state election.

As many as 10,000 attendees are expected in Leipzig at the significant event circling the Ring, named "Side by Side for Democracy and Human Rights," as per the city's announcement. In Dresden, approximately 5,000 individuals are expected to participate in a demonstration under the slogan "We serve as the barrier."

A brand-new Saxony state parliament will be chosen on September 1 according to the surveys, showing a tight contest between the CDU and the AfD.

Despite the anticipated large turnouts, authorities are keeping a close eye on potential instances of right-wing extremism during the protests in Leipzig and Dresden. Regardless of the conflicting ideologies, the protesters' shared goal is to uphold the principles of democracy and human rights.

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