Strobl warns unity: This is how Baden-Württemberg deals with the AfD!
Strobl warns unity: This is how Baden-Württemberg deals with the AfD!
What's going on in the world of politics? The Interior Ministers' Conference (IMK) in Bremerhaven currently brings many discussions to the table, especially on the topic of AfD. Baden-Württemberg Interior Minister Thomas Strobl (CDU) emphasizes how important it is to be closed in dealing with the AfD. According to Strobl, politics should be close to people's concerns and take their problems seriously. This was reported by the portal ludwigsburg24 .
The IMK in Bremerhaven, which meets until Friday, deals with various topics, including internal security, migration and also the controversial AfD. There is great interest, especially since the AfD received 43% of the votes in a federal election in a constituency. Despite an intensive debate about a possible ban on the party, no concrete decision is currently expected, as ZDF today.
Strobl emphasizes that it is important to keep extremist efforts out of society. All interior ministers would have agreed to work closely together to ensure a uniform procedure in dealing with the AfD. Special standards should apply to extremes - no weapons in extremists and no extremists in the police and in the public service. Hesse’s Interior Minister Roman Poseck (CDU), on the other hand, expresses concerns about a possible party ban procedure and demands more evidence of such a decision. According to his warning, this would also burden democracy. The IMK did not make a decision on a party ban on Friday, which is particularly criticized by some countries, such as Bremen. Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte (SPD) calls for an organized procedure to examine a prohibition application. However, the currents within the country chamber are inconsistent, as further reports show. The radicalization of the AfD has been clearly recognized in recent years and has come under observers on broad consensus. Estimates assume around 11,300 extremist members, which corresponds to about 30% of the total members. The AfD is classified by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution as "secured right -wing extremist". The party propagates an ethnocentric perspective that contradicts the democratic basic order, according to the analysis of the Federal Center for Political Education, which deals in detail on the dangers of the AfD and its rhetoric. This assessment also sees support from politicians such as Christian Pegel (SPD), who warns a political examination of the AfD instead of promising a ban. Over the past few years there have been well -known withdrawals from the AfD, which had both personal and political reasons. Critics warn that a ban on party is rather strengthening the AfD and that it could make it appear as a martyr. A ban would also have to exist before the Federal Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights, which many see as complicated and lengthy. The discussion about the adequate dealings with the AfD remains lively and complex. A clever and well thought -out dealing is required, be it through political confrontation or social conflict. The IMK has opened an important debate here, which will probably be sustainable for a long time. The attitude of the ministers
radicalization and right -wing extremist classifications
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