Berlin
A rectangular sticker with a bright turquoise background and bold purple text. The text reads 'Solidarity with FLINTA* on the Move'. Below the main text, in smaller font and a black silhouette of a bird, is the word 'SRBDRUCKE'. The sticker appears to be placed on a textured, greenish-gray surface that has other graffiti markings on it.

Solidarity with FLINTA* on the Move SRBDRUCKE

05 October 2025 6
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