Constitutional protection report 2024: Dobrindt calls for a ban on compact magazine!

Constitutional protection report 2024: Dobrindt calls for a ban on compact magazine!

Falkensee, Brandenburg, Deutschland - Today, on June 10, 2025, Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) and Vice President Sinan Selen present the constitutional protection report for 2024. This report comes in a context in which the security situation in Germany is still perceived as tense. As rnd.de are explained in particular worrying.

A central concern of the Federal Ministry of the Interior is the planned ban on the right-wing extremist Compact magazine, which had already been rejected in 2024. The decision about the ban is now at the Federal Administrative Court, the main proceedings of which begin today; A judgment could still be made this week, as swr.de

right -wing extremist threats

The Compact magazine, which is based in Falkensee, Brandenburg, was banned by Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser because of his anti-Semitic, anti-minority and history revisionist content. The publication is agitating against the federal government and the political system of Germany, and there are serious concerns that it could initiate activities against the constitutional order. On July 24, 2024, those responsible for the magazine complained of the ban and requested preliminary legal protection. On August 14, 2024, the Federal Administrative Court restored the suspensive effect of this lawsuit, which continues to allow the activity of the magazine until the final decision, such as Constitutional Protection.de reports.

The situation is accompanied by a terrifying increase in right -wing extremists. In the constitutional protection report 2023, an increase of more than 22 percent to a total of 25,660 right -wing extremists is recorded. In addition, violent crimes in this spectrum rose by 13 percent. This shows that the observation of the new rights and their organizations, such as the "Institute for State Policy", is of growing importance.

anti -Semitism and extremism

The constitutional protection report also documents a dramatic increase in anti -Semitic crimes, which rose from 208 in October 2022 to 1,342 in October 2023. In the context of the Middle East conflict in particular, a special chapter is devoted to anti -Semitism, whereby this form of discrimination in different extremist spectra is observed, including both Islamist and right -wing extremist actors.

The security situation in Germany is described as burdened by internal and foreign policy pressure. Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser emphasizes that the pressure on democracy and the rule of law is increasingly coming from different sides. In summary, the constitutional protection report 2023 shows that the challenges through anti -Semitism, right -wing extremist activities and Islamist terror are increasing and the security authorities face enormous challenges.