Prostitutes in Hamburg's red light district have held a protest to demand brothels be reopened after months of coronavirus lockdown.
Prostitutes have demonstrated in Hamburg's red light district demanding that Germany's brothels be allowed to reopen after months of closure to curb the spread of coronavirus.
"The oldest profession needs your help," read a notice held up by one woman in a brothel window in the Herbertstrasse, which was flooded with red light after being dark since March. Some protesters wore theatrical masks while one played folk songs on a violin in the street just around the corner from the Reeperbahn, famous for its nightlife.
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