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The strongest threat to the liberal democratic basic order in Rhineland-Palatinate is based on right-wing extremism and Islamism. Radicalization is increasingly taking place online.
The President of the Landtag of Rhineland-Palatinate wants to eliminate the state resources of anti-constitutional employees of political groups and deputies. A model for the whole country?
No more money for anti-constitutional faction members: this is a bill presented by Landtag President Hendrik Hering (SPD).
A month ago, the Federal Office for Constitutional Protection (Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz) classified the AfD nationwide as "secured right-wing extremist" – that is to say, an active party working against the liberal democratic basic order. Even though the authority will not repeat this statement publicly until a court ruling, it has long since become clear that democracy is under pressure from the extreme political margins. In Rhineland-Pa…
MAINZ. Possible answer to the growing political margins: In the Rhineland-Palatinate Landtag, concrete plans are being made, such as in future employees of deputies or factions who are hostile to the constitution can be excluded from state funds. Details will be presented today in Mainz by Landtag President Hendrik Hering. What does this mean and how are the current regulations? Why [...]
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