Zürich Marsch fürs Läbe: A Call for Life Amidst Protests
Zürich Marsch fürs Läbe: A Significant Gathering
On Saturday, more than 1000 people from across Schweiz participated in the "Zürich marsch fürs läbe," advocating for the right to life in Zürich-Oerlikon. The event, supported by the EVP Nationalrat Marc Jost, emphasized the need for better conditions for expectant mothers and families in need, stating, "Everyone has the right to live."
Protests and Police Presence
- The march faced interruptions from a leftist cyclist demonstration, with participants chanting, "My body, my choice."
- Despite the disruptions, the event proceeded without significant incidents, according to the city police.
- Over 200 cyclists crossed the march route several times, delaying progress.
- The police had to control and disperse over 100 individuals near the event.
The event, traditionally held in conjunction with the Eidgenössischen Dank-, Buss- und Bettag, faced heightened security concerns due to potential provocations from leftist groups.
Impact and Reactions
Overall, the event drew an estimated 1600 participants, reflecting significant public engagement with the issues surrounding unborn life.
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