The German court rejects the appeal of the final right alternative for Germany (AFD) due to the assessment of the domestic Secret Service from May this year that AFD is the second exception of the party behind CDU, “extremely right-wing organization.
This means that the Judgment of the Regional Administrative Court in Cologne, which confirmed the classification of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitutional Order (BFV) on AFD as a “extremely right-wing organization”, final.
From regional branches to the entire party
The Federal Office, which is also the internal secret service, is the entire AFD in early May, including the youth branch, declared an extremely right-wing organization, which acts against the German national and racial hatred.
Until then, only the branches of the party in the Federal Province of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia were so quantified.
The Classification of the Party as an extremist allows BFV to monitor AFD methods of secret service such as eavesdropping and information infiltration.
More rejected party appeals
The Court in Münster also also rejected the party’s appeal, stating that a sufficient number of evidence was collected, which suggest that Afd strives to inflict damage to free democratic order. After that rejection, Afd addressed the Administrative Court in Leipzig.
After the parliamentary elections, AFD came out as the second most powerful party in the country.
(Vijesti.ba)
