Over 800 individuals participate at the initial CSD in Kaiserslautern - Approximately 800 individuals at the inaugural LGBTQ+ Pride event in Kaiserslautern
In the heart of Kaiserslautern, a historic event took place as the city hosted its first Christopher Street Day (CSD). Themed "Lauter loves it colorful - Never silent again", the day was a demonstration and festival celebrating LGBTQ+ rights and diversity.
The event, which began early in the day, saw over 800 people peacefully demonstrating in support of the CSD. The atmosphere during the march was described as peaceful, with no notable incidents reported.
However, a right-wing counter-protest was registered against the CSD. According to police reports, around 16 people attended the counter-protest, which ended around 2 pm. Despite the presence of the counter-protest, the peaceful nature of the CSD was maintained, as confirmed by a police spokesperson.
As the day progressed, the CSD transitioned into a colourful festival on the Schillerplatz. The location served as the hub for the festivities, providing a vibrant and inclusive space for the community to come together and celebrate.
The success of the first CSD in Kaiserslautern marks a significant step forward in the city's journey towards promoting and celebrating LGBTQ+ rights and diversity. The event serves as a testament to the power of unity and the importance of standing together in support of equality and inclusivity.
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