Frankfurt, Germany. 17th February 2018. The march was accompanied by a large police presence. Afghans and German supporters marched through Frankfurt, to call for a stop of the deportations to Afghanistan, as the country is not save. They also protested against the current President Ashraf Ghani and called for Democracy for Afghanistan. The protest was part of a European wide day of protest by European Citizens Against Deportation to Afghanistan (ECADA). Credit: Michael Debets/Alamy Live News

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Frankfurt, Germany. 17th February 2018. The march was accompanied by a large police presence. Afghans and German Stock Photo
Frankfurt, Germany. 17th February 2018. The march was accompanied by a large police presence. Afghans and German Stock Photo

Frankfurt, Germany. 17th February 2018. The march was accompanied by a large police presence. Afghans and German supporters marched through Frankfurt, to call for a stop of the deportations to Afghanistan, as the country is not save. They also protested against the current President Ashraf Ghani and called for Democracy for Afghanistan. The protest was part of a European wide day of protest by European Citizens Against Deportation to Afghanistan (ECADA). Credit: Michael Debets/Alamy Live News

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