Weimar - Green Party constituency office pelted with stones
A Green Party constituency office in Weimar has been pelted with stones by unknown persons. Several windows were damaged on Saturday night, the police announced on Sunday. They put the damage at around 1000 euros.
According to the Greens, there have recently been a whole series of attacks on their constituency offices. At Christmas in Saalfeld and later in Jena, piles of dung were dumped in front of the offices, and last Thursday windows were smashed in Eisenach.
This is "protest without a willingness to talk" and leads to a brutalization of the culture of debate, explained state managing director Michael Kost. Of course, green politics can be criticized "and even harshly". But this must be done in the context of debates. Minister President Bodo Ramelow (Left Party) also condemned the attacks.
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- The Green Party has reported an increase in criminal activities towards their constituency offices, with the most recent incident occurring in Weimar, Thuringia, where stones were thrown at their office on a Sunday, following similar incidents in Saalfeld, Jena, and Eisenach.
- In light of the escalating incidents of criminality towards their constituency offices, the police in Thuringia have stepped up efforts to investigate and prevent such attacks, as the Weimar incident, which resulted in damages estimated at around 1000 euros, highlights the need for increased security measures.
- As the Green Party Office in Weimar deals with the aftermath of the stone-throwing incident, local authorities and political parties have expressed their concern over the rise in criminality towards political entities, calling for a renewed commitment to civil discourse and opposing any form of protest that involves violence or damage to property.
Source: www.stern.de
