Yes today, we have called for the strike.
And the purpose of the strike is,
we want to save our jobs.
This strike is for our legal work.
We want to keep our jobs.
Lieferando has decided to outsource
their logistics to the subcontractors
and that means they're going to terminate
all the riders from all over Germany.
And this thing is not acceptable for us.
And through this protest, through this strike,
we want to reach to the public.
Make this awareness,
and also bring this issue
into the mainstream.
The weather is also,
not nice today,
but still, I see there’s a huge number of people
who came to the demonstration.
And, yeah, I see this as a successful,
strike and protest.
I'm super happy to say that today
we, Lieferando Workers Collective, we are not on the street ourself.
It's the official call called by the trade union,
and it's a very pleasant moment for our struggle.
And I feel very happy.
This is the time when I will push more, especially,
when our political leaders and the political parties,
they are talking about cleaning up the cities,
and getting rid of the migrants, and they're blaming
the migrants, the refugees and migrants, that they come here and they don’t work.
Here I ask them: Hey, look at this is the matter for them
thousands of workers, just imagine in Germany,
if only 1% of people order food online, only 1% of people,
if they make online orders, it's 1 million orders per day.
So these are the jobs that migrants are doing.
I do not hesitate to criticize
this right wing, extremist fascist politicians
who always blame us, that we come here
and we don't work, here is the answer:
We are fighting for the legal work.
We want to keep our jobs and we want
that everybody who comes to Germany
has the right to work
under the German working conditions.
And this is not the end.
This is the start.
So we need more and more support
from the politicians, from the media,
from the public from trade union, from all of you
who support us.
That's how we can have
a better life for the migrant workers here.