Overview
- The Neuhausen-Nymphenburg protest, which marched Friday from Rotkreuzplatz to Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, drew more than 800 people with about 50 police officers on site.
- During the closing rally, officers tried to check a 20-year-old's ID over a contested placard, drawing solidarity from nearby marchers before her details were taken and she stayed.
- Police said they used physical force 50 times and deployed batons five times to push people back and secure evidence, and one man later reported a baton injury to his right forearm.
- Officers reported two pyrotechnic incidents and several insulting slogans on signs, and said demonstrators blocked photo evidence that officers tried to take.
- Augsburger Allgemeine reported the woman was cited for insult, quoting Abendzeitung, as the protest formed part of backlash to a revised Wehrdienstgesetz that can require 2008‑born males to fill out questionnaires and attend a fitness review called a Musterung.