Germany's capital, Berlin, will host a variety of events in honor of International Women's Day on March 8th. The day serves as an international celebration of women's rights and gender equality, and in Berlin, it has been a public holiday since 2019. Although this year's observance lands on a Saturday, the city will provide a special public holiday on May 8th for Liberation Day. Activists can participate in significant demonstrations like "Women's Struggle Day" and the Purple Ride, which focuses on visibility within the FLINTA* community.
On March 8th, Berlin will celebrate International Women’s Day with various events, including demonstrations and festivities aimed at promoting gender equality and women's rights.
The 'Women's Struggle Day' demonstration will begin at Oranienplatz and conclude at Rotes Rathaus, calling for a life free of fear, exploitation, and oppression.
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