US EditionJauch, Grönemeyer, Kerkeling: Celebrities Demand Acceptance of Afghans
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Well-known figures have called on Chancellor Merz to bring Afghans to Germany who have already had an admission bid. The open letter states: "We allow ourselves to remind you of your oath of office".
Günther Jauch, Luisa Neubauer, Herbert Grönemeyer: Dozens of celebrities sign an appeal to the Federal Government. Afghans are still waiting for German admission in Pakistan. Among them are local forces and human rights activists. They are running out of time.
More than 50 celebrities appeal to the Federal Government to allow Afghans to enter with admission. Many are threatened with deportation in Pakistan.
In a letter from the organization Kabul Luftbrücke, celebrities call for Afghans to be brought to Germany, who were working as local forces before the Taliban took power. Günther Jauch, Herta Müller or Luisa Neubauer appeal to the Federal Chancellor to follow his oath of office.
Despite the commitment, hundreds of Afghans are still waiting for their admission. Numerous celebrities – including Hape Kerkeling and Herta Müller – are now addressing the Federal Government.
In an open letter, the Federal Government has asked more than 50 celebrities to bring all people from Afghanistan to Germany who have already received an admission permit.
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