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Demonstrators protest right-wing remigration conference in Prague

Prague, Czechia · Nov 13, 2026

Is it still on?

NOIt was a one-day action on Nov 13.

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Hundreds protested in Prague 9 against a right-wing conference discussing remigration organised by the Svobodní party.
What they want
Protesters opposed the remigration conference, chanting slogans and holding banners denouncing the event.
What changed
Nov 13: Hundreds of protesters gathered outside a Prague 9 hotel hosting a right-wing conference, leading police to secure passage for departing vehicles before…
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Both sides

What protesters want

  • Stop the remigration conference
  • Oppose ethnic-cleansing policies

Organised by: Praha je feministická, Svobodní

What authorities say

Police officers monitored public safety and ensured that conference participants were able to drive away through the crowd, as reported by zpravy.aktualne.cz.12

The numbers

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Crowd
100
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The full story

Hundreds of people gathered in Prague 9 on November 13 to protest against a right-wing conference regarding remigration organised by the Svobodní party. The demonstration, titled "Prague doesn't want Nazis" and called by the platform Praha je feministická, featured banners with slogans such as "Black, white, join forces" alongside Palestinian flags. Organisers argued that remigration serves as an ethnic-cleansing initiative targeting even multi-generational residents. Several dozens of police officers monitored the public order and secured passage for conference attendees leaving the hotel in cars through the crowd. The organisers officially ended the demonstration at approximately 20:35.

Timeline

  1. Conference attendees left the hotel in cars as police ensured a path through the crowd, and organisers ended the protest at approximately 20:35.1

  2. Police stated they were monitoring the announced assembly in Prague 9 after a crowd of people surrounded a hotel.1

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