Germany: Hundreds protest in Berlin against Turkish offensive in Syria

W/S Kurdish supporters marching through central Berlin with 'Riseup4Rojava' banner
M/S Kurdish supporters marching, carrying People's Protection Units (YPG) banner
W/S Protesters marching
W/S Police watching protesters
M/S Protesters marching, chanting
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Protesters with Kurdish flag, chanting
C/U Child holding poster reading: "#Stand with Kurds"
W/S Rally
M/S Rally
C/U Police
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Police watching protesters
M/S Protester with (German) "Long Live Rojava" sign
W/S Protesters with large Rojava flag reach Brandenburg gate
M/S Protesters making victory signs in front of Brandenburg gate
M/S Protesters holding Anti Turkey Banner
M/S Protesters with Kurdish flags
M/S Children hold up a row of anti-war and anti-Turkey signs
C/U Anti-Turkey sign​
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Hundreds of pro-Kurdish demonstrators took to the streets of Berlin on Saturday, to protest against Turkey's military operation in north-eastern Syria.
Carrying anti-war and anti-Turkey signs and waving Kurdish flags, protesters of all ages marched to the Brandenburg Gate. Police forces were present during the rally.
Thousands of protesters have come out on the streets in recent days as part of global demonstrations held under the slogan 'Rise Up 4 Rojava'. On Thursday, US Vice President Mike Pence announced a five-day ceasefire in Turkey's military offensive, dubbed 'Operation Peace Spring,' which began on October 9.