Alliance against right-wing extremism: City is considering an appeal

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“Alliance against right-wing extremism”

VGH condemns Nuremberg too leave: city is‍ considering revision

Updated⁢ on december‍ 4, 2024 – 2:32‌ p.mReading time: ​1 Min.

The city center (archive image): The Nuremberg city​ council is‌ due to decide next‌ week whether to file an appeal. (Source: Daniel Karmann/dpa/dpa-bilder)

The dispute over Nuremberg’s ⁣membership in ⁣the “Alliance ⁣against Right-Wing Extremism” could go into the next round.The AfD had sued.

The city of Nuremberg ‌is considering⁤ an appeal against the ruling of the Administrative Court (VGH) in the process for membership in the “Alliance against Right-Wing Extremism”.The city council is scheduled to vote on ⁢a corresponding application at its meeting next week.

A city spokesman said upon ⁢request that ‍an appeal would suspend the legal force of the judgment. This would mean ‍that the city does not have to withdraw from the alliance immediately.

In addition, it should also ⁤be checked whether there may be a violation of a federal law. ⁢Specifically, the city is concerned with ⁣violating the right to local self-government. The spokesman emphasized that the decision to lodge an appeal ultimately rests with the ‍city council.

The VGH decided in November that the city of Nuremberg had to withdraw from the “Alliance against ⁢Right-Wing Extremism”.​ Nuremberg is a founding member of the association,​ which⁢ is dedicated to​ the fight against misanthropy, racism adn anti-Semitism.

From ⁤the VGH’s perspective,⁤ it has frequently enough made critical public statements about the AfD in ​the past. The reason given ⁢was that the city of‍ Nuremberg had violated its legal ⁢obligation to behave ‌neutrally in terms of party ⁤politics.

The decision is‍ based on a lawsuit by the‍ AfD district association Nuremberg/Schwabach⁣ after⁢ the majority of the Nuremberg⁤ city council voted against leaving.

The ⁣city‍ also wants to wait for ‍the written reasons ⁢for the judgment before possibly filing an appeal with the Federal Administrative Court. According to the information, the reason is not yet available.

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