Solidarity asked: Anti -repression demo in Jena - start protests!

Solidarity asked: Anti -repression demo in Jena - start protests!

At the weekend, a nationwide anti-repression demonstration took place in Jena, which set a strong sign against the continuing discrimination against anti-fascists and the violence of right actors against marginalized groups. This important event, which took place on June 14th, attracted numerous participants and was accompanied by our reporter Mijo, who provided an impressive picture of the event. In his report, published on June 16, 2025, he expressed concern about the current development and the need for solidarity with the people affected by repression, in particular with the activist Hanna, who is the focus of this mobilization. Mijo emphasized the urgent invitation to the Free Hanna Knastkdung, which will take place on June 22nd in front of the correctional facility in Schwarzenbergerstrasse in Munich. lora924.de reports that…

The background of this protest movement are complex. Since the 1990s, neo-Nazis have met in Budapest every year to celebrate the so-called “Honor Day”, an event that is connected to the last championship attempts by the SS and Wehrmacht troops in 1945. These celebrations are accompanied by discriminatory and violent events, including right -wing rock concerts and historical reenacts in which neo -Nazis appear in uniformed form. In recent years, this has led to intensive anti -fascist protests that are organized internationally. In February 2023, anti -fascists were arrested: inside by the Hungarian police, which illustrates the explosiveness of the Situation. [Classegenklass.org informs about…] (https://www.klassegenkass.org/freee hanna-process beginn-in-muenchen/)

The current situation in Hungary

The protests take place in a climate that is becoming increasingly repressive. Maja, a non-binary person, is in isolation in Hungary, where she suffers from serious restrictions on her rights. Their delivery to Hungarian authorities was carried out despite the previous court decisions that were supposed to prevent this. Meanwhile, she threatens a lengthy process with a possible sentence of up to 24 years. The trial of an anti -fascist, who begins on February 19, 2024 in Munich, is also in the context of this political repression and is widely perceived as politically motivated. In the meantime, anti -fascism is interpreted differently by various political actors. constitutional conservation.de describes anti -fascism as…

Antifascism, once introduced as an anti -capitalist concept of struggle in the 1920s by the Communist Party of Germany, has changed over the years and today comprises a variety of approaches. While some stand up for democratic values, there are also more extreme forms in which violent actions are considered legitimate. These areas of tension, coupled with the current repressive mood, not only put anti -fascists in danger, but also question the basic values ​​of democracy. It is therefore necessary to remember the views of solidarity and to raise the voice against the growing threat.