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Several prominent German news outlets have gone to court over the far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) decision to exclude their journalists from election-day events in the central German state of Thuringia. The news magazine Spiegel, the newspapers Bild and Welt as well as the left-wing daily taz all announced that they had asked a court in the city of Erfurt to order the AfD's state party in Thuringia to grant access to their reporters. The news outlets said that freedom of the press was being restricted by the AfD's decision to deny access to journalists from those outlets. A court spo...
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Several prominent German news outlets have gone to court over the far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) decision to exclude their journalists from election-day events in the central German state of Thuringia. The news magazine Spiegel, the newspapers Bild and Welt as well as the left-wing daily taz all announced that they had asked a court in the city of Erfurt to order the AfD's state party in Thuringia to grant access to their reporters. The news outlets said that freedom of the press was being restricted by the AfD's decision to deny access to journalists from those outlets. A court spo...
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Several prominent German news outlets have gone to court over the far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) decision to exclude their journalists from election-day events in the central German state of Thuringia. The news magazine Spiegel, the newspapers Bild and Welt as well as the left-wing daily taz all announced that they had asked a court in the city of Erfurt to order the AfD's state party in Thuringia to grant access to their reporters. The news outlets said that freedom of the press was being restricted by the AfD's decision to deny access to journalists from those outlets. A court spo...
DPA International
Several prominent German news outlets have gone to court over the far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) decision to exclude their journalists from election-day events in the central German state of Thuringia. The news magazine Spiegel, the newspapers Bild and Welt as well as the left-wing daily taz all announced that they had asked a court in the city of Erfurt to order the AfD's state party in Thuringia to grant access to their reporters. The news outlets said that freedom of the press was being restricted by the AfD's decision to deny access to journalists from those outlets. A court spo...
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Several prominent German news outlets have gone to court over the far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) decision to exclude their journalists from election-day events in the central German state of Thuringia. The news magazine Spiegel, the newspapers Bild and Welt as well as the left-wing daily taz all announced that they had asked a court in the city of Erfurt to order the AfD's state party in Thuringia to grant access to their reporters. The news outlets said that freedom of the press was being restricted by the AfD's decision to deny access to journalists from those outlets. A court spo...
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Several prominent German news outlets have gone to court over the far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) decision to exclude their journalists from election-day events in the central German state of Thuringia. The news magazine Spiegel, the newspapers Bild and Welt as well as the left-wing daily taz all announced that they had asked a court in the city of Erfurt to order the AfD's state party in Thuringia to grant access to their reporters. The news outlets said that freedom of the press was being restricted by the AfD's decision to deny access to journalists from those outlets. A court spo...
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Bei der Demonstration gegen einen Auftritt des Thüringer AfD-Landeschefs Björn Höcke in Jena hat es nach Angaben der Veranstalter Verletzte gegeben. «Durch polizeiliche Maßnahmen wie den Einsatz von Pfefferspray und Schlagstöcken sowie Faustschlägen ins Gesicht kam es zu Verletzten», teilte das Bündnis «Rechtsruck stoppen» mit. Der Polizei waren nach Angaben eines Sprechers zunächst keine Meldungen zu Verletzten bekannt. Rund 2.000 Menschen hatten nach ersten Schätzungen der Polizei am Dienstagabend in Jena gegen die AfD demonstriert. Höckes Auftritt sei nach Absprache mit dem Personenschutz «...
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Police in the eastern German city of Jena used pepper spray and batons to break up a demonstration of some 2,000 people protesting the appearance of far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) state leader Björn Höcke, preventing him from attending an event. The police said on Tuesday evening that it initially knew of no injuries. Höcke was to appear at a public discussion at a central location. After consultation with his personal security, Höcke's appearance was cancelled, a police spokesman said. The leader of the AfD in Thuringia, where voters go to the polls on September 1, did not show up at...
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Police in the eastern German city of Jena used pepper spray and batons to break up a demonstration of some 2,000 people protesting the appearance of far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) state leader Björn Höcke, preventing him from attending an event. The police said on Tuesday evening that it initially knew of no injuries. Höcke was to appear at a public discussion at a central location. After consultation with his personal security, Höcke's appearance was cancelled, a police spokesman said. The leader of the AfD in Thuringia, where voters go to the polls on September 1, did not show up at...
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Police in the eastern German city of Jena used pepper spray and batons to break up a demonstration of some 2,000 people protesting the appearance of far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) state leader Björn Höcke, preventing him from attending an event. The police said on Tuesday evening that it initially knew of no injuries. Höcke was to appear at a public discussion at a central location. After consultation with his personal security, Höcke's appearance was cancelled, a police spokesman said. The leader of the AfD in Thuringia, where voters go to the polls on September 1, did not show up at...
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