Berlin
A sticker featuring a group of joyful people amidst confetti, with the statement "Bewegungsfreiheit ist ein Menschenrecht" (Freedom of movement is a human right) prominently displayed. The text indicates that this right applies beyond just dance floors.

Berlin Gilt nicht nur Dancefloor: Bewegungsfreih auf dem ist ein Menschen recht. DieLin OGETIC

14 February 2025
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