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German Court Reverses Ban on Right-Wing Magazine Censored by Leftist German Government
LEIPZIG (LifeSiteNews) — The Federal Administrative Court in Germany has lifted the immediate ban on the right-wing news outlet Compact imposed by Germany’s leftist Interior Minister.
On August 14, the court reversed the immediate ban on Compact magazine and ruled that the company could continue to publish its products until the constitutional court reaches its verdict, which will likely take at least two more years.
On the morning of July 16, more than 300 policemen raided 14 buildings connected to Compact magazine, its management, and employees and confiscated the organization’s belongings. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser had ordered the immediate ban of the company and all its publications.
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The German government has accused Compact of abusing press freedom to “agitate in an anti-constitutional manner.”
Jürgen Elsässer, founder and editor-in-chief of Compact, said during a press conference held on August 15: “We have triumphed over the authoritarian, not to say fascist, attacks by Nancy Faeser. It is a victory of David against Goliath, a victory of democracy over dictatorship.”
“We assume that our reach and the number of our readers has increased many times over as a result of this story. We want to use this success in the interests of democracy and peace,” he added.
Paul Klemm, the head of Compact’s video production, also emphasized the massive boost in fame the outlet received through the attempt to shut it down.
“We are experiencing huge support far beyond the patriotic camp.” Klemm mused that one could “almost be grateful” to Interior Minister Nancy Faeser.
After Faeser’s authoritarian attempt to shut down the news outlet failed, politicians and media personalities across the political spectrum have demanded her resignation.
“The Federal Administrative Court has taken up the cause of press freedom and given the Federal Interior Minister a huge slap in the face,” said AfD co-head Alice Weidel. “Nancy Faeser must resign or be dismissed for her brazen attack on the freedom of the press. Anyone who tries to undermine a fundamental basic right so brazenly is unacceptable as a ‘constitutional minister.’”
Wolfgang Kubicki (FDP), vice president of the Bundestag, also suggested that the Interior Minister should resign. “Constitution Minister Nancy Faeser has stepped onto extremely thin legal ice and collapsed. If she also fails in the main proceedings, that will be it,” he said.
Temporary reversal of Compact’s ban is not a total victory
While the decision by the Federal Administrative Court was celebrated as a victory by Compact, legal scholar and Compact attorney Ulrich Vosgerau warned that the ruling also includes worrisome aspects.
The court ruled that the immediate cessation of Compact’s print and online products was not proportionate to the alleged danger that the content posed to the public and that the right to press freedom granted by the German constitution has to be upheld for Compact until the constitutional court reaches its verdict in the case.
However, the administrative court also stated that “Individual statements in the print and online publications disseminated by applicant no. 1 [Compact] reveal […] indications in particular of a violation of human dignity (Art. 1 para. 1 Grundgesetz[German constitution]).”
“This is certainly not legally correct,” Vosgerau said. “Because the ‘applicant,’ i.e., ‘Compact’ Magazin GmbH, cannot – purely technically! – ‘violate’ ‘human dignity!’”
“This is because the Grundgesetz’s [German constitution] guarantee of human dignity does not address a privately organized and privately autonomous GmbH [limited corporation], but only the state.”
“Private actors, such as the ‘Compact’ magazine, cannot act ‘unconstitutionally,’ but at most ‘anti-constitutionally,’” Vosgerau continued. “For this, however, it is by no means enough to make a statement that is somehow supposedly ‘contrary to human dignity;’ one would have to make a statement to the effect that one intends to abolish human dignity once and for all and forever! Is there really any evidence of this in ‘Compact’ magazine?”
“The liberal constitutional state is not an educational state that has to use state power to monitor private citizens’ ‘compliance with fundamental rights.’”
The legal scholar said that these claims of conservative voices supposedly “violating human dignity” with their opinions are a tactic used by the left-wing Green Party and “state-funded NGOs” to transform and “educate” society according to their ideology.
The UN and EU are Targeting Bulgaria for Moving to Protect Children from the LGBTQIAAP2S+ Movement
(LifeSiteNews) — In 2021, the Hungarian government passed legislation that introduced stricter laws protecting children from pedophilia and also making it illegal to promote homosexuality or “sex changes” (“gender transition”) in schools and in the press to minors. The Hungarian government made clear that the law did not impact content aimed at adults or entertainment but propaganda targeted at children. Hungary promptly became a target for the full fury of the international elites.
The attitude of the European Union was perhaps best summarized by then-Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, who warned ominously of the EU’s intention of “bringing Hungary to its knees” over Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s opposition to the LGBT agenda, and billions of EU funds (including COVID recovery funds) were initially withheld from Hungary to that end. Within the EU, there are many countries with socially conservative majorities – but those countries have learned the hard way that the LGBT flag flies alongside the EU flag in Brussels.
In fact, the European Commission at the European Union Court of Justice went so far as to launch a legal case against Hungary in 2022, with the intent of forcing Hungary’s parliament to repeal the bill – and 15 countries signed on, including the Benelux countries, Ireland, Denmark, France, Germany, and Sweden. The message was clear: being part of the EU club comes with specific social obligations, the most important of which is submission to the LGBT movement and the national implementation of its agenda.
Earlier this month, Bulgaria passed a bill banning LGBT propaganda in schools, with a supermajority of parliamentarians – 159 to 22 – voting in favor. In response, the LGBT movement has already swung into action. First, UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Liz Throssell “expressed deep concern” over the law, urging Bulgarian authorities to“reconsider the law in light of the country’s international human rights obligations.” Throssell further remarked that “addressing stigma and misinformation is vital for fostering acceptance, tolerance, and the creation of inclusive societies.”
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Translated, of course, this is a United Nations spokesperson insinuating that the Bulgarian law targeting gender ideology and other aspects of the LGBT agenda may actually be a violation of international human rights and stating, in no uncertain terms, that Bulgaria must instead work towards the normalization of LGBT ideology and recreate its society to conform to the LGBT movement’s standards. An unelected progressive bureaucrat, in short, is telling a sovereign country to change its values and change its laws.
LGBT activists are urging the European Union to step in, as well – especially when President Ruman Rudev declined to veto the bill on August 15. “This law is not just a Bulgarian issue — this is a Russian law that has found its way into the heart of Europe,” Rémy Bonny, executive director of the LGBT activist group “Forbidden Colours,” told Politico’s Brussels Playbook. “The European Commission must step in and hold Bulgaria accountable.” He did not mention the fact that the bill was passed with support from every major party, including those supportive of the EU. “Senior figures” from the EU’s LGBTI Intergroup also called on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyden and Equality Commissioner Helena Dalli to “urgently condemn” the law.
In response, the European Commission sent a letter to Bulgarian Education and Science Minister Galin Tsokov on August 13 “to request further information on the legislation,” with a spokesperson stating that: “The Commission remains steadfast in its commitment to tackling discrimination, inequalities and challenges faced by LGBTIQ[-identified] individuals — including in education, as outlined in our LGBTIQ Equality Strategy of November 2020.” Other activist groups, including Action, Buditelkite, LevFem, and Feminist Mobilisations, have also urged action and called on the Bulgarian president to veto the bill.
Thus far, the Bulgarian government appears determined to ignore these predictable criticisms. Kostadin Kostadinov, chairman of the Revival Party that introduced the law, called it “a historic breakthrough” and stated that “LGBT propaganda is anti-human and won’t be accepted in Bulgaria.” The vast majority of Bulgarian parliamentarians agree with him – but that won’t stop the UN, the EU, and the LGBT activists who drive the international agenda from doing their best to force their agenda on Bulgaria through threats, soft power coercion tactics, and public condemnation.
Protests Begin at DNC, Event Interrupted
The first disruptions and protests have already begun at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, which officially begins today and continues until Thursday.
On Sunday afternoon, a protestor stormed the stage at the DNC welcome party for delegates, grabbed the microphone and began shouting about Israel’s war in Gaza.
“150,000 people are dead. You are funding a genocide,” the mask-wearing woman shouted, before being manhandled off the stage.
NOW: disruption inside the DNC delegate welcome party on the stage at Navy Pier!! https://t.co/JjihLfuUzb pic.twitter.com/73T7SK92oY
— Angela Van Der Pluym (@anjewla90) August 19, 2024
It appears that Telegram was used to coordinate protests at the AON Grand Ballroom, Navy Pier, where the welcome party was held. Pictures showed protesters outside the Ballroom, bearing pro-Palestine banners, but some were able to make their way inside the building, beyond the police cordon.
There are expected to be major disturbances at this week’s DNC. Tens of thousands of pro-Palestine activists are predicted to arrive, and commentators are drawing parallels with the infamous DNC of 1968, which saw large-scale clashes between police and protestors angered over the death of Martin Luther King, the war in Vietnam and the country’s economic situation.
Axios reported on Thursday that “Democrat lawmakers are fearful about their safety,” as the scale of the potential protests against government policy towards Israel
House Democrats have been warned to avoid booking hotel rooms in their own name, not to visit certain areas of the city, and not to engage if they are directly confronted by protesters.
The site of the Convention has been surrounded by multiple layers of security fencing, and the city has brought in new courtroom procedures to allow faster processing of arrestees in the event of mass arrests.
Protests kicked off on Sunday with a march along Michigan Avenue against the war in Gaza and in support of abortion and LGBTQ+ rights. Anti-abortion activists staged a counter-demonstration, but there were no reports of clashes.