Prohibition of the "Cross-thinking" protest in Bremen upholds by the Constitutional Court
The Federal Constitutional Court has confirmed the ban on a planned "Querdenken" demonstration against corona measures, citing the need to balance the respective consequences. The decision was made in response to an application for an interim injunction against the ban.
The court's decision was based on the inability to maintain the required minimum distances at the estimated 20,000-participant demonstration, posing a risk to public health. The court found no evident flaws in the risk assessments and actual findings of the administrative court and the higher administrative court.
The decision was captured in a photograph by the dts News Agency, providing a visual record of the court's decision. The photograph is a visual representation of the Federal Constitutional Court's decision on the "Querdenken" demonstration.
The applicant who challenged the ban is reported in a governmental security context as having political activity linked to the "New Right," with doubts about their commitment to the liberal democratic constitutional order. However, the precise individual name is not directly stated in the available search results.
The administrative court rejected an urgent application related to this matter on August 18, 2025. The court's decision does not appear to be influenced by any evident flaws in the risk assessments and actual findings of the administrative court and the higher administrative court.
The dts News Agency's photograph is a crucial piece of evidence, visually documenting the Federal Constitutional Court's decision on the "Querdenken" demonstration. It serves as a reminder of the court's commitment to prioritizing public health over the applicant's interest in holding the planned demonstration.
In conclusion, the Federal Constitutional Court's decision to uphold the ban on the "Querdenken" demonstration was made with the safety of the public in mind. The court's decision was based on the inability to maintain social distancing at the estimated 20,000-participant demonstration, posing a risk to public health. The court's decision was captured in a photograph by the dts News Agency, serving as a visual record of the court's commitment to prioritizing public health.
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