Thousands rally in Berlin against online sexual violence, pornographic deepfakes

South China Morning Post Human RightsNews ReportEN 1 min read 100% complete by dpaMarch 22, 2026 at 07:34 PM

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Thousands of people rallied in Berlin on Sunday to protest against online sexual violence and show solidarity with victims. Organized by the Feminist Fight Club! group, the demonstration at the Brandenburg Gate was prompted by recent controversy surrounding pornographic deepfakes and allegations made by a German celebrity. Participants carried signs addressing online human rights and the need to shift shame away from victims. Police estimated the crowd at approximately 6,700, while organizers claimed around 13,000 attendees. Speakers at the event emphasized the long-term consequences of online abuse.

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Organisers estimated 13,000 people participated.

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Police put the number of participants at about 6,700.

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Organisers said some 500 people had registered to take part in the demonstration.

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A newly formed group named Feminist Fight Club! called for protesters to assemble at the Brandenburg Gate.

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Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Berlin to protest against online sexual violence.

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Brandenburg Gate 60% Feminist Fight Club! 70% Germany ×280% Berlin 90%

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online sexual violence 100% pornographic deepfakes 80% digital violence 70% victims 60% protest 60% human rights online 50% online abuse 50% feminist fight club! 40%

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South China Morning Post

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Berlin

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