Allegation of incitement to hatred - Halemba case occupies AfD federal executive committee
The incitement of the people and other accusations against the Bavarian AfD member of state parliament Daniel Halemba are now also occupying the party's federal leadership. According to a spokesperson on Thursday, the federal executive committee will discuss the case at a meeting next Monday evening. According to the "Main-Post", this will also involve possible violations of AfD regulations, which Halemba is accused of as Würzburg AfD district chairman. In Bavaria, the AfD as a whole party is being monitored by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
The federal executive committee had "routinely" requested statements from the AfD state executive committee in Bavaria, the AfD district executive committee in Lower Franconia, the state executive committee of the Junge Alternative and one of the members concerned "in order to be able to rule out any violations of the party's rules in this matter", the spokesperson announced. The"Main-Post" had previously reported on this. These statements had been received in full and were now being evaluated. "Part of this evaluation will also include the allegations and investigations against a member of our party concerned."
The public prosecutor's office in Würzburg is investigating Halemba for incitement of the people and the use of symbols of anti-constitutional organizations. The student, who last lived in Würzburg, rejects the accusations. In the meantime, Halemba had been arrested on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by the Würzburg district court. However, the warrant was then suspended subject to conditions: Reporting requirements and a ban on contact with other suspects. These include members of the "Teutonia Prag zu Würzburg fraternity", to which Halemba himself also belongs.
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- The incitement case involving Daniel Halemba, a Bavarian member of the state parliament for the AfD, has extended beyond the regional level and is now being discussed by the party's federal executive committee in Berlin.
- The allegations against Halemba, as the Würzburg AfD district chairman, also involve potential violations of AfD regulations, which are being closely examined by the party's leadership.
- The monitoring of the AfD as a whole party in Bavaria by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution in Germany is ongoing in light of these developments.
- Daniel Halemba, a national top figure in the AfD, is being investigated by the public prosecutor's office in Würzburg for incitement of the people and the use of symbols associated with anti-constitutional organizations.
- The suspension of Halemba's arrest warrant, issued due to his involvement with the "Teutonia Prag zu Würzburg fraternity," includes conditions such as reporting requirements and a ban on contact with other suspects.
- The ongoing investigation and evaluation of the case by the AfD's federal executive committee and other relevant bodies in Bavaria and Germany will likely have significant implications for the party's future and its stance on extremist elements.
Source: www.stern.de
