Rally during Easter, Rhine-Ruhr region's conclusion witnessed by approximately 600 attendees in Dortmund
In the city of Dortmund, Germany, a peaceful Easter march was disrupted by altercations between protesters and right-wing extremists on Dorstfelder Hellweg.
The protest, which started at Wilhelmplatz in Dortmund-Dorstfeld, followed a predetermined route through multiple streets in the city, including Dorstfelder Hellweg, Rheinische Straße, and the Wall. The altercations occurred during the march on Dorstfelder Hellweg.
The police responded to the altercations, issuing dispersal orders to a 28-year-old woman and two men, aged 22 and 23. The reasons for the detentions and dispersal orders were mutual physical altercations.
Despite the disruption, the protest continued and concluded as planned, reaching Hansaplatz in the city center around 6 PM. It is worth noting that no reported injuries or significant disruptions to the march resulted from the altercations.
While clashes between right-wing extremists and protest movements, including Easter marches, have been reported in various contexts in Germany, there are currently no confirmed details about a specific incident in Dortmund matching this query.
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