Thousands of protesters are expected to disrupt the G20 summit this week to voice their grievances against the annual meeting of world leaders – which, this year, includes Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Police say they expect 5,000 protesters to take part in a “Welcome to Hell” march as delegates arrive in Hamburg airport on Thursday afternoon. A “G20 not welcome” march on Saturday is expected to attract up to 100,000 members of anti-fascist, feminist and climate activist groups. A separate march, “Hamburg Shows Attitude”, has been organised by a collection of non-profit organisations.
Police say they have seized knives and containers – presumed to be filled with flammable liquid – from locations in and around the city, amid fears that the protests could turn violent.
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