In the first week of protests, German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the anti-migrant protests in the state of Saxony, saying ''"hate in the streets"'' had no place in the country. According to a CNN report, ''Demonstrators on Sunday chased people who looked possibly foreign, videos from the protests show, while German media reported similar cases of intimidation.''<ref>[https://edition.cnn.com/2018/08/28/europe/germany-protests-chemnitz-intl/index.html Merkel condemns 'hate in the streets' after Chemnitz far-right protests]</ref> | In the first week of protests, German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the anti-migrant protests in the state of Saxony, saying ''"hate in the streets"'' had no place in the country. According to a CNN report, ''Demonstrators on Sunday chased people who looked possibly foreign, videos from the protests show, while German media reported similar cases of intimidation.''<ref>[https://edition.cnn.com/2018/08/28/europe/germany-protests-chemnitz-intl/index.html Merkel condemns 'hate in the streets' after Chemnitz far-right protests]</ref> |