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Karlsruhe, Germany is set to witness a gathering of so-called Reich citizens and self-administrators this Saturday afternoon. The rally, scheduled near the Federal Constitutional Court, will see around 500 individuals from the Reich citizen scene participate.
In response to this rally, counter-protests are being organised, with approximately 1500 people expected to participate. The Karlsruhe police have appealed to these counter-protesters, urging them to exercise their right to assembly but without the aim of preventing another assembly.
The march is expected to traverse the city via the Adenauerring, with the rally and counter-protests scheduled to conclude around 4 pm near Schlossplatz.
Despite the potential for controversy, the domestic intelligence agency does not anticipate major disturbances from the Reich citizen scene. The heterogeneity and internal divisions within the movement are cited as reasons for this assessment.
It is important to note that the Federal Constitutional Court and Schlossplatz are locations involved in the rally and counter-protests. Participants intend to march peacefully through the city.
For the most accurate and current details on this event, we recommend consulting recent news outlets or local authorities in Karlsruhe.
- Amidst the general news circulating in Karlsruhe, discussions about war-and-conflicts, politics, and crime-and-justice might also arise due to the upcoming rally of Reich citizens and self-administrators.
- In addition to the Reich citizen rally, the counter-protests are another prominent topic within the realm of politics and general news in Karlsruhe, particularly concerning the exercise of citizens' rights to assembly.
