Kandel, Germany. 7th July 2018. Counter protesters from the party "Die Partei' carry a banner that reads 'Here marches the rational resistance', a word play on 'National Resistance', the name of a group of far-right organisations in Germany. Around 200 people from right-wing organisations protested for the 10. time in the city of Kandel in Palatinate against refugees, foreigners and the German government. Credit: Michael Debets/Alamy Live News
Kandel, Germany. 7th July 2018. Counter protesters from the party "Die Partei' carry a banner that reads 'Here marches the rational resistance', a word play on 'National Resistance', the name of a group of far-right organisations in Germany. Around 200 people from right-wing organisations protested for the 10. time in the city of Kandel in Palatinate against refugees, foreigners and the German government. They called for more security of Germans and women from the alleged increased violence by refugees. The place of the protest was chosen because of the 2017 Kandel stabbing attack, in which a 15 year old girl was killed by an asylum seeker. They were hassled by around 200 anti-fascist counter-protesters from different political parties and organisations.
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