Left faction demands determined measures against right -wing extremism!

Left faction demands determined measures against right -wing extremism!

In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, a current judgment ensures shifts in dealing with right-wing extremists in schools. According to the judgment of the Greifswald administrative court, which classified a police operation at a school in Ribnitz-Damgarten as illegal, a determined approach to right-wing extremism has called for right-wing extremism. The reason for the verdict was the case of a 16-year-old student who was suspected of spreading right-wing extremist content via Tiktok. The court decided that a police conversation that took place during the lesson was disproportionate and could have been carried out outside of school. Michael Noetzel, the domestic spokesman for the left faction, emphasizes the need to strengthen the measures against right-wing extremists and at the same time respect the judgment, such as [news-heute.net] (https://www.nachrichten-heute.net/1400267-linke-frequent--Antung-remer- after-court judgment.html) reported.

The case of the student, who became known as Loretta B., already attracted nationwide attention in spring 2024. Loretta had been brought out of the classroom by a director and the police during the lesson due to allegedly right -wing extremists. The court made it clear that the police were informed about the Tikok posts, but could not be determined by criminal behavior. So the police's approach was not justified. The von Loretta family has now filed a lawsuit against the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the Ministry of the Interior, while another complaint against the headmaster and the Ministry of Education is still pending how [nordkurier.de] (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/Mecklenburg-Vorpommern/urteil-fall-loretta-ichtungsweisend-fuer-chutz-der-schueler 3716524) emphasized.

right -wing extremism in the school environment

In Germany, the problem of right -wing extremism in schools takes on worrying proportions. According to a special evaluation of the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), a third of the right -wing extremists took place in the school context in 2021. The most common offenses include showing the Hitler salute and racist statements. Teachers in Burg, Brandenburg, have already reacted to these alarming events with a fire letter. Between 2018 and 2021, hundreds of incidents were documented in the school environment, with most of the offenses in 2018 and 2019 in the middle three -digit range. The numbers illustrate the need to set clear limits and decide right-wing extremist crimes, as [https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/Rechtsextremism-strafaten-jugendlichen-100.html) reports.

The discussion about dealing with youth crime in the field of right -wing extremism is picking up. Left-wing MP Nicole Gohlke calls for a valid data basis and more support for schools and teachers in order to counter this challenge. The Ministry of the Interior, on the other hand, refers to existing prevention programs that are intended to promote the skills of teachers against right -wing extremists.

Overall, it can be hoped that consequences will be drawn from the recent judgment and the overwhelming statistics that promote both the integrity of the students and security in our schools.