PM Cheung Photography

All good things: My 2024 year in a short and incomplete review. The pictures show various protests from this year. 1. Protest against a march organized by the conspiracy ideology scene. Göttingen, January 13. 2. Demonstration on the International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Shoah. Berlin, January 27. 3. Protest against a annual neo-Nazi march commemorating. Dresden, February 11. 4. Queer-feminist protest against selective feminism. Berlin, March 8. 5. Demonstration against racism

November 2, 2024: Over 400 people demonstrated in Henstedt-Ulzburg, Schleswig-Holstein, against the right-wing shift and far-right policies of the Alternative for Germany (AfD). The demonstration aimed to send a message against racism, exploitation, and oppression. The protest targeted the AfD’s racist policies, the normalization of misanthropic right-wing positions within large parts of society, the media, and politics, and the decreasing opposition to the far-right party, which has led to the

October 19, 2024: More than1,500 people took to the streets in Berlin's Marzahn-Hellersdorf district to protest against anti-feminism, patriarchal violence, and neo-Nazi structures. In recent years, this outer district has become a hotspot for the neo-Nazi party 'Der III. Weg' and its youth organization 'Nationalrevolutionäre Jugend (NRJ)'. Furthermore, the 'Alternative für Deutschland (AfD)' had celebrated significant electoral successes here. The demonstrators loudly demanded more commitment

August 31st, 2024: More than 3,000 people took to the streets of Erfurt to take a stand against racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, queerphobia, and other forms of group-based enmity. Their protest was directed against the anti-democratic policies and racist agitation of the 'Alternative for Germany (AfD)' as well as the rightward shift in large parts of society, the media, and politics. Some demonstrators also protested against the criminalization of antifascism, state repression, the establi

August 10th, 2024: Over 1,000 people participated in the second Christopher Street Day in Bautzen (Saxony). Dancing, the partly colorfully dressed participants moved through the eastern Saxon town to send a message of more tolerance, acceptance, human rights, and self-determination. Their protest was also directed against the increasing shift to the right, racism, antisemitism & antifeminism, queer hostility, and other forms of group-based hatred. The demonstrators loudly demanded more LGBTQI+

July 20, 2024: More than 1,000 people protested in Vienna against right-wing violence, institutional racism, anti-feminism, and other forms of group-focused enmity. Their protest was also directed against the authoritarian restructuring of state and society, the criminalization of anti-fascism, and state oppression. The antifascist protest was prompted by an announced march of neo-Nazis through downtown. The Europe-wide far-right demonstration was called for by the 'Identitäre Bewegung Österrei

July 6th, 2024: More than 800 antifascists took to the streets of Leipzig to protest against the criminalization of antifascism, state oppression, the establishment of authoritarian conditions, and police violence. The protesters demanded the release of all political activists, the termination of all proceedings and no extradition of antifascists to Hungary. The reason for the protest was the extradition of the 23-year-old non-binary Maja to Hungary. The Hungarian public prosecutor's office sai

June 29, 2024: More than 70,000 people took to the streets in Essen to make a stand against racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, queerphobia, and other forms of group-focused enmity. Their protest was directed against the anti-democratic policies and racist agitation of the right-wing 'Alternative for Germany (AfD)' as well as the rightward shift in large parts of society, media, and politics. The demonstrators criticized the increasing failure to distance themselves from the AfD and the adoptio

1/2 May 10, 2024: Around 800 climate activists broke through several police barriers in Grünheide and entered the planned Tesla factory site. In response, the police repeatedly used batons and pepper spray, and in some instances, resorted to physical force. There were other similar protests in various places. Several demonstrators were injured during the blockade, and a number of them take in custody. Prior to the clashes, over 1,000 people protested against Tesla's plans to expand its electric

Paris, May Day 2024: On Wednesday, more than 50,000 people took to the streets of Paris to demonstrate against social injustice, the rising cost of living, and high energy prices on the occasion of May Day. Demonstrators loudly criticized the French government's antisocial austerity policies and demanded, among other things, an immediate increase in the statutory minimum wage and living conditions, an improvement in minimum social standards and more investment in healthcare systems. Many demonst