In Germany, mass protests were held against the ultra -right party "Alternative for Germany"

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Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Germany in protest against the right -wing party of the Alternative for Germany (ADG). Protests flashed after it became known that two high -ranking ADG member discussed plans for mass deportation of citizens: OK foreign origin.

One of the protesters, Stefan Kalh, said to Reuters: "The line has long been passed." Calh is one of many who believe that the plans for the deportation of citizens: in foreign origin they resemble the original plan of Nazisto: to deport the European Jew: to Madagascar.

ADG denies that plans are party policy. Party co -chairman Alice Weidel said that the party seeks to use all legal funds to prevent illegal immigration and deportation of immigranto: K suspected of terrorism.

The protests against ADG continue, and it is expected that they will intensify on the eve of the elections to the European Parliament and three regional elections in East Germany in September.

Earlier, the conservative government of Great Britain announced plans to send some seeker: refuge in Rwanda.