Bautzen Pride goes ahead under police guard after threats
• Aug 11, 2025, 3:34 PM
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It was the third time the event has been held in the city, where last year around 1,000 participants were met by about 700 counter-demonstrators.
Organisers said security was increased this year to prevent disruptions, while a separate Pride parade in Gelsenkirchen was cancelled after threats.
Some in Bautzen link the hostility to "the rise of the far-right AfD party and increasing political radicalisation in Germany", warning "it poses a broader threat as the government struggles to respond".
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