德国Z世代周六在34座城市示威：主办方预计逾16万人参加
德国多个城市周六将迎来青年主导的示威浪潮。主办方表示，全德预计有超过16万人参加，要求改善教育、降低生活成本。据路透社报道，这场行动由「Gen Z regelt」（意为「Z世代说了算」）组织，在 Berlin、Frankfurt 与 Munich 等34座城市举行；该组织反对义务兵役制，并要求政府增加教育投入。
这波抗议是今年席卷欧洲的青年示威的一部分：在 Serbia，学生主导的运动已在选举中推翻长期执政者；在法国，抗议则演变为骚乱与抢掠。德国内政部称，部分极左极端场景与一些同境外极端运动有关联的团体也加入了动员。德国当局表示，预计周六的示威大体和平，但警告极端团体可能借机利用这场运动。
黑森州内政部长 Roman Poseck 说：「法国的画面都在我们脑海里——抢掠、烧房子、烧警车、袭警。法国在这方面不能成为榜样。」在 Berlin，豪华购物大道 Kurfürstendamm 沿线一些商家已钉上门板并计划提前关门，以防可能出现的骚乱。
18岁的 Steve 将在 Munich 的集会上发言。他对总理 Friedrich Merz 表示：「政府对我们的关切没有任何回应，只会继续削减开支、给我们加上更多负担。我们将继续行使集会这一基本权利，直到你们停止忽视我们。」Berlin 理工大学学生 Sean Baker 说，他周六将参加抗议，呼吁关注校园建筑的破败状况。
德国全国学生组织 BSK 已与这场行动划清界限，计划11月20日另行举行抗议日。BSK 秘书长 Amy Kirchhoff 周四说，该组织与「Gen Z regelt」保持距离，但并不与学生本身保持距离，学生的关切是正当的。
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Gen Z Protests Reach Germany: Over 160,000 Expected at Saturday Rallies in 34 Cities
More than 160,000 people across Germany are expected to join demonstrations on Saturday, organisers say, as a youth-led movement inspired by protests elsewhere in Europe takes to the streets to demand better education and lower living costs, according to Reuters.
The German protests, organised by campaign group Gen Z regelt (Gen Z takes charge), are planned in 34 cities including Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich. The group says it opposes compulsory military service and wants greater investment in education as many young Germans struggle with rising costs. The protests follow a wave of Gen Z-led demonstrations across Europe this year: in Serbia, student-led activism helped unseat the country's long-time leader at the ballot box, while protests in France have descended into rioting and looting.
German authorities say they expect Saturday's demonstrations, which coincide with Halloween festivities, to be largely peaceful but have warned of attempts by extremist groups to exploit the movement. Parts of Germany's far-left extremist scene and some groups linked to foreign extremist movements have joined efforts to mobilise support, according to the federal interior ministry. 'We all have those images from France in our minds — looting, burning houses, burning police vehicles, and attacks on police officers,' said Roman Poseck, interior minister for the state of Hesse, whose capital is Germany's financial hub, Frankfurt. 'France must not be held up as a model in this regard.'
In Berlin, some businesses along the luxury Kurfürstendamm shopping boulevard boarded up windows and planned early closures ahead of the demonstrations amid concerns about possible unrest. 'The government has offered no response to our concerns other than to continue making cuts and piling further burdens upon us,' said Steve, an 18-year-old due to speak at a rally in Munich, addressing Chancellor Friedrich Merz. 'We will continue to exercise our fundamental right to assemble until you stop ignoring us.' Sean Baker, a student at the Technical University of Berlin, said he would join the protests on Saturday to call attention to the poor state of buildings on campus.
Germany's national school student umbrella organisation, BSK, has distanced itself from the initiative and plans to hold a separate day of protest on November 20. 'We are distancing ourselves from Gen Z regelt, but not from the students themselves, who have legitimate concerns,' said BSK secretary-general Amy Kirchhoff on Thursday.
Related: France Deploys 70,000 Police for Halloween Night Amid High Unrest Risk
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图片来源：Kurfürstendamm 33 in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Photo: Bodo Kubrak, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
