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Protesters hold placards saying "Kandel v. Rechts" in the air. Photo: Boris Roessler
Source: dpa-infocom GmbH
Kandel (dpa / lrs) – The increasing number of demonstrations in Kandel since the violent death of Mia, aged 15, at the end of 2017, is increasingly affecting the justice system. Before the 17 rallies announced on Saturday, the administrative court rejected some urgent requests. The context was not the district administration to move the scene of some meetings to avoid clashes in the South Palatinate community. Some organizers wanted to change that. Recently, the administrative court had already canceled the ban on meetings pronounced by the district administration.
On Saturday, the first discoveries are not serious incidents. The police showed their presence to keep politically opposed, partly opposing protesters at a distance.
The groups watched under the slogan "Bafög für Katzen" or "Volksbingo" as well as "High quality international cuisine! Against the schnitzel and the potato pot" announced. This had led to the shaking of the heads of the authorities. "Freedom of badembly is a fundamental non-negotiable right," said a representative of a local administration, but the stated purpose of the organizers of a political and social discussion is often difficult to recognize, even in the face of The ranks of the security forces also said the situation was now "abstruse".
Two months ago, on 3 September, the Landau District Court sentenced Abdul D., probably a refugee born in Afghanistan, to eight and a half years in prison for the murder of his former girlfriend Mia in Kandel. The verdict of the judge is not final yet.
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