On Saturday, November 21, actions will be held across Germany to call for an end to the ban of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in Germany, which is now 27 years long. The PKK ban in Germany will mark its 27th anniversary on 26 November.

The nationwide initiative "Our Utopia against your Repression" came to the public a few weeks ago with an eponymous appeal to the public, which contains the idea of joint struggles for an anti-racist, anti-capitalist, feminist, ecological and democratic society and is supported by numerous political groups. While a large demonstration had been planned in Cologne for Saturday, the organisers decided to hold a day of action due to increasing numbers of new corona infections and the resulting stricter rules in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

A current overview of the day of action with details of the location and start of the events is as follows:

Hamburg, at 2 pm at the S-Bahn station Sternschanze

Berlin, at 2 pm at the subway station Wittenbergplatz

Hanover, at 15 o'clock at the central station Hanover

Duisburg, at 3 pm at the Forum Duisburg

Dortmund, at 3 pm at the central station Dortmund

Düsseldorf, at 4 pm at Schadowplatz

Cologne, at 1 pm at Rudolfplatz

Darmstadt, at 4 pm at Friedensplatz

Mainz, at 3 pm at Schillerplatz

Saarbrücken, at 2 pm in front of the Europa-Galerie

Mannheim, at 14.30 at the main station Mannheim

Nuremberg, at 3 pm at Jakobsplatz

Gießen, at 1 pm on the Seltersweg

Stuttgart, at 4 pm at Rotebühlplatz (+ 26 November, 11.30 a.m., in front of JVA in Stammheim)

Osnabrück, at 4 pm at the theater forecourt

Essen, at 2 pm at the Essen central station

A further action will take place in Leipzig on Sunday next week (29 November). The meeting is at 1 pm at the Willy Brandt Square.