German ‘Citizens’ Council’ Wants To Criminalise Spread of “Disinformation”
Interior Minister Nancy Faeser claims she wants to uphold free speech—despite her attempts to ban a government-critical magazine.
Interior Minister Nancy Faeser claims she wants to uphold free speech—despite her attempts to ban a government-critical magazine.
Berlin wants to keep ‘temporary’ border checks “as long as necessary,” interior minister says.
Crimes committed by “non-Germans” have contributed to violence skyrocketing in the country.
Politicians who celebrated the ban on right-wing Compact have suddenly gone very quiet.
“We don’t do that in a constitutional state,” Marco Buschmann scolded Nancy Faeser’s interior ministry.
“Democracy defeats dictatorship,” the magazine’s editor-in-chief posted on X.
Proposed anti-terrorism measure could be used to target political opponents.
Critics accuse the government of ignoring the real reason behind the problem.
“Read here what you are not allowed to read,” the new publishers wrote.
Mainstream media’s apparent tip-off on Compact raids contrasts with Interior Minister Nancy Faeser’s subsequent refusal to respond to press queries.
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