After the CSD Attack: Shackle, Detention, Criminal Law: Is Terror to Be Stopped?
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32 Articles
Why is Berlin's governing mayor demanding shackles for dangerous people? The legal basis has been in place since the beginning of this year.
The perpetrator of the Islamist attack on the CSD was known to the authorities and even monitored - in vain. Now there are calls for a tougher handling of so-called dangers, of which there are hundreds in Germany. The focus is on the various police laws.
The assassin from Christopher Street Day in Berlin was on the radar with the authorities. Nevertheless, he managed to carry out the attack. Interior Minister Dobrindt wants concrete changes.
After the Attack on CSD: From Shackles to Disembarkation – What Is Supposed to Stop Dangerous People
After the attack in Berlin, politicians demand more harshness against radicalized people. Some plans are legally controversial.
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Together they wanted to commemorate the victims of the CSD terror in NRW. But then suddenly a biker group appeared.
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