Overview
- In May 2024, a viral video captured racist chants to 'L’amour toujours' at Club Pony on Sylt, leading to widespread condemnation and legal scrutiny.
- Flensburg prosecutors have closed most hate-speech investigations, issuing only one fine for Nazi gestures, citing insufficient grounds for incitement charges.
- Club Pony has announced new measures for its 2025 Pentecost parties, including 'safe places,' anti-racism armbands, and a ban on playing 'L’amour toujours.'
- Local officials and tourism leaders reaffirmed their zero-tolerance stance on racism, emphasizing Sylt's commitment to inclusivity and respect.
- The incident highlighted ongoing misuse of 'L’amour toujours' for xenophobic chants across Germany, prompting the song’s creator, Gigi D'Agostino, to denounce such actions.