German Court Rules Against Labeling AfD as 'Confirmed Extremist' Group For Now

A German court has ruled to further suspend the intelligence agency's designation of the far-right AfD party as a 'confirmed right-wing extremist' group, which would have allowed increased surveillance.

26 Feb, 17:29 — 26 Feb, 17:29

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German court rules far-right AfD party cannot be labeled a 'confirmed extremist' group for now

The court's ruling further suspends a German intelligence agency designation of the AfD as a 'confirmed right-wing extremist' group, which would allow it to step up surveillance measures, such as intercepting its leaders' private messages.

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German court rules far-right AfD party cannot be labeled a 'confirmed extremist' group for now

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Njemački sud saopštio da obavještajna služba ne može da označi...

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German Court Rules Against Labeling AfD as 'Confirmed Extremist' Group For Now

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German court rules far-right AfD party cannot be labeled a 'confirmed extremist' group for now

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German court rules far-right AfD party cannot be labeled a 'confirmed extremist' group for now

Njemački sud saopštio da obavještajna služba ne može da označi...

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