Demonstrations against right-wing extremism: Stand up for diversity now!

Demonstrations against right-wing extremism: Stand up for diversity now!

On November 11, 2025, an important date in the spirit of cohesion, numerous demonstrations against right-wing extremism, hatred and anti-Semitism will take place across the country. These events are part of a broad movement that advocates democracy, tolerance and peaceful coexistence. As news.de reports, the program also includes workshops, readings, discussions and lectures in various federal states, so that for There is something for everyone.

Planning the appointment calendar is a continuous process. The events are diverse and will take place in cities such as Berlin, Munich and Hamburg in order to send a strong signal against the increasing agitation. In addition to the physical demos, numerous online events are also planned, such as the nationwide new meeting today and the event on November 12th with the title “Connect instead of divide”.

Demos at a glance

Numerous campaigns have already been carried out in various federal states. In Baden-Württemberg, for example, there was a commemoration in Heidelberg on November 1st and actions to disrupt AfD events that endanger the social climate. Bavaria also drew attention to itself with a demonstration in Regensburg on November 1st. Such initiatives strengthen resistance against right-wing extremist tendencies.

• Baden-Württemberg: Gedenken in Heidelberg, OMA-Treffen in Achern, und mehr bis Ende November.
• Bayern: Aktionen in München und Nürnberg, ebenfalls bis Ende November.
• Berlin: Gedenkspaziergänge und der Stopp des Gründungskongresses der AfD-Jugend.
• Nordrhein-Westfalen und andere Bundesländer: Diverse Demos bekunden den Protest gegen die politischen Entwicklungen.

Another aspect that may be of interest in the context of these demonstrations is the increasing importance of specialist knowledge in today's jobs. For example, the value of certifications is increasingly being recognized in nursing. According to an article on nurse.com, such certificates increase patient trust and improve nursing competence. This development shows how important it is to have degrees and further training in an increasingly complex world.

Finally, the economic integration between the countries should not be neglected. The current exchange rate as of November 11th is 1 Euro to 19,814 South African Rands, highlighting the influence of global economic contexts on local events, as can be found at exchange-rates.org. Such details could be important for the participants of the demos or for the audience, especially in an increasingly globalized context.