In many cities in Germany there have been protests against the Turkish extermination campaign in Kurdistan. The Kurdish umbrella organisation KON-MED (Confederation of the Kurdistan Communities in Germany) called for protests against the Turkish war policy under the motto "Everywhere is Kurdistan, everywhere is resistance".

The only answer to this "genocidal plan" of the Turkish state is "total resistance", it said in the appeal: "To save a people from genocide can only succeed through unity, joint action and rebellion. Those who remain silent and do not resist in the face of attacks on our people will have to answer to history.”

Duisburg

At a rally in front of Duisburg main station, promoted by the Kurdish Community Center DKTM as well as ATIF and AGIF, people protested against the invasion and massacres of the Turkish state in Kurdistan and against the fascist attacks in Europe.

Frankfurt

At the Hauptwache area in Frankfurt, the Turkish-Kurdish "Democratic Alliance of Forces" called for the withdrawal of the Turkish state forces from Kurdistan and put emphasis on the importance of joint struggle against the fascism of the Turkish government coalition AKP and MHP.

Aachen

In Aachen, a rally was held at the Elisenbrunnen, calling for an end to the Turkish attacks and international silence.

Stuttgart

At the Kronprinzen Square in Stuttgart, people protested with pictures of the three activists of the women's movement killed by a recent Turkish drone attack in Kobanê.

Kiel

At a rally at the Asmus-Bremer-Platz in Kiel, the immediate end of German support for the Erdogan regime was demanded. The activists also drew attention to the situation of Abdullah Öcalan and all other political prisoners in Turkey.

Heilbronn

At the Kiliansplatz in Heilbronn, a "Friday for Future" action took place under the motto "No climate activism without anti-racism", calling for international solidarity and also condemning the Turkish attacks on Kurdistan.

Tübingen

A jointly organized rally of the campaign "Women Defend Rojava" and the Kurdish Community Center DKTM took place in Tübingen. During the action, the three women killed by a Turkish armed drone in Kobanê were symbolically represented and the complicity of the German government was denounced.