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In Germany, the right to peaceful assembly is a fundamental constitutional right. However, this protection doesn't extend to violent acts. Police can intervene to prevent or stop violence, as seen in Frankfurt where officers responded to fireworks, stones, and bottles. This balance aims to uphold democratic freedoms while maintaining public order.
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