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After Hasswelle: Bohrn Mena Wants to Legally Help Parents of Ibrahim
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Hate instead of luck: After racist comments against the Carinthian New Year's baby, journalist Sebastian Bohrn Mena comes to the floor – and offers legal support. At 3.35 am on New Year's Day in 2026, little Ibrahim saw the light of the world in the ELKI Klagenfurt. As Carinthian New Year's baby, his birth was actually a cause for joy. However, not all responded positively to the news: after the official announcement, there were numerous hostile…
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