Chemnitz town hall remains closed for right -wing extremists Sellner!
Chemnitz town hall remains closed for right -wing extremists Sellner!
Chemnitz, Deutschland - Yesterday a decision by the Saxon Higher Administrative Court in Bautzen caused a sensation in the Saxon city of Chemnitz. It was decided that the city of Chemnitz of the right-wing extremist city council group Pro Chemnitz/Freie Sachsen does not have to leave any rooms in the town hall for an appearance by the identity movement leader Martin Sellner. The court rejected the group's complaint against a decision by the Chemnitz Administrative Court and made it clear that the event was not in accordance with the city's usage order, since there is an extreme and racist content. The verdict can be found and let the already confirmed reservation burst for the room of the town hall.
The administrative court had previously rejected the parliamentary motive that argued that Sellner should talk about the topic of remigration. But the court had doubts that this falls under the responsibility of the Chemnitz city council. This raised the important question to what extent extremist worldviews should be found in political rooms.
demonstrations in response
The police had prepared for the situation and was on site with around 200 emergency services and support from the Saxon riot police to separate the two camps. The clashes started at 4:50 p.m. and ended around 7:20 p.m. Meanwhile, there were several incidents, including advertisements against three participants due to masking.
a shared chemnitz
The social division becomes increasingly clear on such occasions. The protest against the right -wing agitation is only an example of how many people in Chemnitz will mobilize the ideologies of Sellner and Co. Demonstrations are not only a way to express one's own opinion, they are also an important sign of civil society that stands against racist and extremist tendencies.
This tension is also reflected in the reporting-for example in the articles of Blick , which impressively illuminate the developments and the different points of view. The topic remains on the agenda, and the coming weeks will show how the situation will develop.
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