German officials ban anti-lockdown protests in Berlin

Published November 18, 2020 2:30am ET



German officials banned a dozen protests that were planned for Wednesday outside the Bundestag, the German Parliament, citing security concerns.

The Interior Ministry on Tuesday rejected 12 requests to hold rallies around the Parliament building amid concerns that extremist groups would attempt to use a protest to attack Parliament, according to the Associated Press. Protests must seek permission to hold demonstrations around some federal buildings, including the Reichstag, the German parliamentary building.

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