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Brandenburg Gate, a pro-democracy crowd and Lady Justice symbolising Germany's legal response to far-right political power.

Germany’s Resistance to the Far Right Is Moving From the Streets to the Law

Munaeem Jamal

After the AfD won 43.8 percent in Saxony-Anhalt, German civil-society groups began preparing for a different kind of confrontation. Recht Solidarisch is examining how migration law, education rules and constitutional protections could limit government action. Continue reading Germany’s Resistance to the Far Right Is Moving From the Streets to the Law

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A young boy wearing a blue jacket and backpack walks toward the entrance of a bright Munich Kita.

My Grandson Is Learning German in Munich. Why Does the AfD Keep Moving the Integration Test?

Munaeem Jamal

My grandson is learning German in a Munich Kita while Germany argues about who truly belongs. His parents are citizens with established lives, yet AfD rhetoric shows how the integration test can continue even after a family has passed every stated requirement. Continue reading My Grandson Is Learning German in Munich. Why Does the AfD Keep Moving the Integration Test?