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Back|President of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution warns of the willingness to use violence in right-wing extremism
President of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution warns of the willingness to use violence in right-wing extremism
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Die Zeit·53 minutes ago·Politics·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

President of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution warns of the willingness to use violence in right-wing extremism

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  • President of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Sinan Selen warns of an increasing willingness to use violence by right-wing extremist groups.
  • He observes internationalization, increasing radicalization of young perpetrators as well as connections to the rocker milieu and martial arts.

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The Office for the Protection of the Constitution is observing an increase in violent right-wing extremist groups.

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President of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Sinan Selen has warned of an increasing willingness to use violence by right-wing extremist groups. In the public hearing in the Bundestag's parliamentary control committee, he said that the intelligence services were seeing "an extremely worrying development" in this area.

Selen added: "In the area of ​​right-wing extremism (...) we are observing a development towards action-oriented, violent right-wing extremist groups." Internationalization is also taking place, facilitated, among other things, by social media. In addition, the perpetrators are getting younger and younger. Selen cited disruptions and attacks on CSD events as an example and referred to the groups' connections to the rocker milieu and martial arts.

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  • President of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Sinan Selen warns of an increasing willingness to use violence by right-wing extremist groups.
  • He observes internationalization, increasing radicalization of young perpetrators as well as connections to the rocker milieu and martial arts.

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