Anti-lockdown protesters violently attacked journalists in Berlin, Germany, on Saturday 4 December.

The protesters oppose new restrictions on the unvaccinated and the possibility of a vaccine mandate -- something that will be debated by the country's parliament.

As well as those concerned about civil liberties, the anti-lockdown movement in Germany also contains violent extremists, particularly from the far-right.

Several journalists were attacked and harassed by a few aggressive protestors and several people were arrested during the day.

This video is part-mute after the filmer's camera was damaged when a protester attacked it.

Despite previous demonstrations attracting thousands of participants, Saturday's 'Freedom Parade' drew only a few hundred, in small gatherings around the city, after the previously planned demonstration was banned.

Hundreds of anti-lockdown protesters demonstrated in Berlin on Saturday, 4th December against new Covid-measures that restrict unvaccinated people. Despite previous demonstrations attracting thousands of participants, few attended Saturday's 'Freedom Parade'. There was little organization after the official demonstration was banned, leading to small spontaneous protests scattered throughout the city. Several journalists were attacked and harassed by a few aggressive protestors and several people were arrested during the day.