Leipzig - Sandra Hüller joins in protest against right-wing extremists.
"Our main objective is to prevent our communities and Europe from falling into the hands of the right-wingers. We're fighting for a unified, socially-conscious, and environmentally-friendly Europe, as opposed to a nationalist Europe that promotes isolation and exclusion," stressed Irena Rudolph-Kokot from 'Hand in Hand Leipzig.' The actress Sandra Hüller, originally from Suhl, now resides in Leipzig.
The organizers anticipate at least 5000 participants in the protest on Saturday, beginning at 3:00 pm on Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz in the exhibition town. Following the speeches, demonstrators plan to march across the inner city ring road. Coincidentally, the 'We are the Berlin Wall Dresden' action group has issued a call for a massive gathering with the slogan 'Stop right-wing extremism - Defend democracy' at Theaterplatz in the state capital.
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- Sandra Hüller, a renowned actress from Suhl now residing in Leipzig, has joined the fight against right-wing extremism in Europe, expressed her concerns about the nationalist ideology promoting isolation and exclusion.
- In a coordinated effort to counter right-wing extremism, Hand in Hand Leipzig, led by Irena Rudolph-Kokot, is organizing a rally in Leipzig, anticipating over 5000 participants.
- Coinciding with the Leipzig rally, 'We are the Berlin Wall Dresden' action group has called for a mass gathering at Theaterplatz in the state capital, focusing on the slogan 'Stop right-wing extremism - Defend democracy'.
- Despite Sandra Hüller's involvement in the Leipzig protests and the planned demonstrations against right-wing extremism, both the German national soccer team and various qualifying matches for the European Championship are still scheduled to take place in Europe without any known disruptions.
