More than 1.3 million people have participated in protests against the far-right in Germany since January 25, according to an online tracker by DemokraTEAM*. This figure covers those who attended demonstrations to mark the liberation of Auschwitz as well as protests against right-wing extremism, the AfD and the CDU/CSU's migration plans, which include imposing permanent border controls at all German borders. The estimate is a conservative estimate based on police records, with the demo organizers placing national participation at more than 1.8 million. Yet even this is likely low, as the website lists multiple demonstrations without a headcount.
* The list does not claim to be exhaustive. All figures are based on reports in local and national media.
This chart and article were originally created by Mathias Brandt for the German platform, available in German.
