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German family faces eviction in Dresden
A German family from Dresden is participating in protests after being forcibly evicted from their home in the Lauen area. The case stems from years of disputes with state institutions. The crisis began when the three girls were removed from the house in 2015 due to risks to their development, leading the family to cease paying taxes and to become associated with resistance against the institutional system. Although the house was sold at an auction in 2025 and the eviction took place, the family still resides on the street and continues to protest, revealing an ongoing escalation in their long-standing conflicts with the government.
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