Protestors storm Palace as they call for abolition of ‘outdated’ monarchy | Royal | News

The protesters convened outside the Amalienborg Castle in Copenhagen on Sunday, October 5, called the “outdated” Danish monarchy. Outside the six activist palaces, he wore the last T -shirt ‘Frederik’ and called for the removal of the Denmark monarchy.

Protesters’ T -shirts referred to Danish’s current ruler King Frederik X. According to a Facebook post of Anti-Monarsy Group, Republik Nu spoke for the campaign on Sunday, Mads Rundstrøm and referred to the monarchy as “outdated”. He said: “Danish monarchy is outdated and democratic. This is bad for Denmark and weakens our country’s commitment to democratic values.”

“Republik Nu will create a stronger campaign to challenge Danish monarchy and challenge Danish to support a Republic.”

“If Germany, Finland, Iceland, Austria and Baltic countries can choose the heads of state, why not Danish?

He said: “More than a million Danish monarchies want to go. We want to see that millions of calls to be lifted more.”

Republik Nu was founded in 2010 as the only National Republican Movement of Denmark.

According to the official website of the alliance of the European Republican Movements, the existing Danish ruler has limited reserve powers applied by the Danish Parliament today. “

After a 52 -year reign, Queen II.

His son Frederik and his wife, Queen Mary, officially rose to the royal throne in January 2024.