Germany: Activists condemn 5G tech ahead of parliament debate in Berlin

W/S Protesters arriving in front of German parliament building, Berlin
W/S Protesters arriving in front of German parliament building
M/S Protesters arriving in front of German parliament building
M/S Protester dressed in canary outfit with signs
M/S Protester marching with anti-5G tabard
W/S Protesters with banner in front of German parliament building, reading (German): "Stop 5G mobile communications! WHO: 'potentially cancer causing' - Climate killer - Big Data"
W/S Protesters with placards
SOT, Eduard Messmer (German): "We stand for health, against extensive surveillance, we want mobile communications built on a healthy basis, meaning regulated by the government, we want mobile communications as well as 5G on a healthy footing."
M/S Protesters with placards
C/U Placards reading (German): "We want no radioactive concentration camps" and "Hands off our kids"
SOT, Eduard Messmer (German): "We estimate that 5G, in this expansion stage as the federal government stipulates, namely an exhaustive expansion, that these 5G technologies will take over from CO2 as the number one climate killer."
M/S Protesters with placards
M/S Protesters with placards
W/S Protesters with placards, with German parliament building in background
M/S Placard showing ascent of man
M/S Banner reading (German): "Mobile communications 5G Experiment on people!"
M/S Placard reading (German): "Health before profit stop 5G"
M/S Protester with placard
W/S Protesters in front of German parliament building in Berlin
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Environmentalists protested in front of the seat of the German parliament, the Reichstag building, in Berlin on Sunday, against the introduction of 5G network technology in the country, ahead of a scheduled parliamentary discussion on Monday.
The protesters exhibited numerous banners and placards denouncing the technology, warning against the potential dangers that they say it may represent to the environment.
Eduard Messmer, one of the protesters, said, "We estimate that 5G, in this expansion stage as the federal government stipulates, namely an exhaustive expansion, that these 5G technologies will take over from the CO2 as the number one climate killer."
There is no scientific evidence to indicate that 5G technologies will have any negative impact on climate change or the environment. There is also no evidence to indicate that the new technology will be any less harmless to humans than current telecommunications technologies, although some scientists and scientific bodies have called for more research into the possible effects.