Police attack anti-fascist protest in Germany
Some 12,000 anti-fascist protesters last weekend fought running battles with police in the German town of Riesa, where the far right AfD party was holding a conference. Demonstrators were determined to stop the racist delegates from gathering, but the police used dogs, truncheons and pepper spray to ensure they did.
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