Calls for AfD Ban Intensify After Politicians Attend Far-Right Meeting in Switzerland
Green Party leaders argue the AfD's actions undermine Germany's democratic principles, urging a constitutional review of the party's legality.
- An undercover investigation revealed that AfD politicians Lena Kotré and Roger Beckamp attended a December meeting in Switzerland with far-right groups, including banned organizations like 'Blood & Honour.'
- The meeting reportedly focused on topics such as 'remigration,' a term used by extremists to advocate for the forced removal of people of foreign origin from Germany.
- AfD representatives confirmed their participation, with Kotré stating that the discussions aligned with the party's platform, and Beckamp sharing his speech online.
- Green Party leaders, including Bundestag Vice President Katrin Göring-Eckardt, are pushing for a constitutional review of the AfD, claiming the party's actions threaten Germany's democratic order.
- Critics of a potential AfD ban warn that such a move could prove divisive, with some arguing it may bolster the party's narrative of political persecution.