Germany Tightens the Fight Against Jihadist Terrorism. The Ten-Point Plan Brings Tighter Surveillance and Tougher Punishments
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Germany's government is preparing a new set of measures against jihadist terrorism, following the July attack in Berlin. Interior and Justice Ministers Alexander Dobrindt and Stefanie Hubig presented on Wednesday a ten-point plan by which the authorities want to strengthen surveillance of people considered dangerous, limit freedom of movement and enforce criminal sanctions.
The Federal Government responds to the CSD terrorist attack in Berlin: A ten-point plan provides for tougher penalties, stricter probation rules and more powers for investigators.
As a direct response to the Islamist terrorist attack on Berlin's Christopher Street Day, the Federal Government has launched a comprehensive ten-point anti-terrorism plan. The package presented by Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt and Federal Minister of Justice Stefanie Hubig foresees noticeable tightenings in juvenile criminal law, probation law and arms law. The aim is to close regulatory loopholes and the [...] Die Beitrag…
Berlin, 16 Sep (EFE).- The German Ministries of the Interior and Justice presented on Wednesday a ten-point plan for better protection against jihadist terrorism that includes, among other measures, strengthening surveillance and imposing harsher penalties. "Our goal now was to strengthen surveillance, restrict freedom of movement and [...] The entry Germany hardens the fight against jihadist terrorism with greater vigilance and harsher penaltie…
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