Sharp protest in Gelsenkirchen: Monday demo against reactionary coalition paper!

Sharp protest in Gelsenkirchen: Monday demo against reactionary coalition paper!

On May 8, 2025, the 786th Gelsenkirchen Monday demonstration will take place, which begins on May 12, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. on Proteplatz in Bahnhofstrasse in Gelsenkirchen-City. The demonstration will be under the motto "Responsible coalition paper" and aims to protest against recent political developments. According to rf-news.de , the subsidies are secured for industry, while social promises are subject to "financing reservation". This sets an alarming sign that social achievements are in danger.

A central concern of the protesters is a clear removal against attacks on social achievements. The organizers emphasize the importance of defending themselves against reactionary tendencies and mobilizing under the anti -fascist slogan: "All together against fascism!". This demonstration ties in with the successful anti -fascist mobilization on May 1, 2025 and also includes a demand for a ban on the Afd.

relevant topics and demands

Another important aspect of the upcoming Monday demonstration is the current situation in the Gaza area. The military occupation by the Netanyahu government and the associated human rights violations lead to growing concern among the demonstrators. They call for an end to genocide as well as support for the hostage frames and the civilian population in Gaza.

The event not only provides for mobilization for social justice, but also a space for discussions on an anti -fascist basis. Following the demonstration, the possibility of deepening the topics in the meeting International, Hauptstraße 40, is offered.

This Monday demonstration is a continuation of the commitment against social inequalities and reactionary political initiatives. It invites everyone to show themselves in solidarity and to fight for the rights of the socially disadvantaged.

Further information on the Monday demonstrations in Germany can be found on Bundesag.de . .