US EditionBrandenburg Greens Call for Review of AfD Ban on Basic Law Day
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For the first time in solidarity, the Jülich Alliance celebrates the day of the Basic Law with information stands, discussion, participation and music on Schlossplatz.
Image: Francesco Luca Labianca, via Unsplash In the Wittenberg district in Saxony-Anhalt, the district administrator, the mayor of Lutherstadt Wittenberg, and the mayors of the district have jointly agreed to permanently fly the German flag on all public buildings where technically possible, starting today, the day of the Basic Law. The decision is not made in a vacuum—it follows several requests from municipal AfD factions in Saxony-Anhalt call…
On the occasion of Basic Law Day on May 23, the Brandenburg Greens called for the active protection of democracy. State chairwoman Andrea Lübcke said the AfD is systematically undermining the free and democratic basic order. "The Basic Law gives us the means to defend our order against its enemies," Lübcke stated. The party accuses the AfD of spreading racist and anti-democratic propaganda and of threatening minorities and civic engagement. The …
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