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German lawyers: Ban on far-right AfD 'likely successful'
A report by legal experts indicates that a ban on the Alternative for Germany party could be successful. The analysis describes the party as unconstitutional. However, the report warns that such a move would carry political dangers.
What changed
New legal analysis and an expert report suggest a ban on the AfD is legally viable.
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Legal Experts State Ban on Far-Right AfD is Likely Successful
confidence 90%A report by legal experts indicates that a ban on the Alternative for Germany party could be successful. The analysis describes the party as unconstitutional. However, the report warns that such a move would carry political dangers.
What's confirmed:
- The Alternative for Germany is the second-largest party in Germany's parliament.
- A report by legal experts found that efforts to ban the AfD could be successful.
- The AfD is described as a far-right party.
Still unconfirmed:
- More than 1.3 million people support a ban proceeding against the AfD via an online petition.
- Clara Bunger argues that banning the party is the responsibility of the highest government institutions.