Hooded peaceful rally in Bad Freienwalde!

Hooded peaceful rally in Bad Freienwalde!

in Bad Freienwalde, a grim incident caused excited minds: a concert against right -wing violence was recently attacked by a group of 10 to 15 hooded men. According to süddeutsche.de Terrifying turn, including members of the Queeren Community, were attacked shortly before the start of the meeting "for a colorful Bad Freienwalde". Some of the attackers started to people with impact tools or wooden sticks, which led to several mild injuries.

The police are still looking for the perpetrators. An investigation group, under the leadership of the state protection, has been set up to bring light into the dark. The Amadeu Antonio Foundation has already classified the incident as a clear right -wing extremist attack and warns of a worrying increase in violence in Brandenburg. This worrying development was also discussed by the "We pack it" initiative, which indicates an increase in right -wing extremists in the region.

growing threat from right -wing extremism

The numbers speak a clear language: In 2024, a total of 37,835 right -wing extremist crimes were registered, which corresponds to an alarming increase of 47.4 % compared to 2023. The increase in acts of violence that has risen to 1,281 cases is particularly concerned-that is 11.6 % more than in the previous year, as constitutional protection.de

Another example illustrates the increasing aggressiveness: In May the alternative residential project "Cell 79" in Cottbus was attacked with pyrotechnics, a clear sign that right -wing extremists increase threats to diverse lifestyles.

prepare for Christopher Street Days

In addition to the worrying attacks, right -wing extremists mobilize more against events such as the Christopher Street Days. These important events should not only bring together, but also set a sign against discrimination and intolerance. The next CSD in Eberswalde will take place next Saturday, and the police have announced that these events are particularly protected and included in future position evaluations. The organizers expect over 1,000 participants who want to stand up for diversity and against rights violence, so dailySpiegel.de . .

The alliance "Brandenburg shows attitude" makes it clear that violence and intimidation must not have any space in society. The recent incidents are not only worrying, they also show that the return of the "baseball club years" of the 1990s is not just a distant memory, but a reality that concerns us all.

The concerns about the security and protection of participants at these important events are therefore all the more important. The general situation remains tense, and it is time to set a strong sign against this violence and for a colorful coexistence together.