Opponents of coronavirus measures in Germany are radicalizing, Welt reports. Journalists and police are increasingly being attacked.
In this regard, the President of the Bundestag Brebel Bass calls for stricter monitoring of the messengers in which members of the "Dissenters" movement communicate, as well as a ban on demonstrations in front of the private homes of politicians. She believes the protesters are "violating democracy".
"Dissenters" also attack journalists. Police in Saxony, Benewitz, intervened. Employees themselves become targets of attacks. Riots in Bavarian Schweinfurt. Some of the 2,000 protesters attacked police and tried to set fire to the official car. On Saturday, 14 police officers were injured during protests in Greiz, Thuringia.
"For me, this also shows the need to ban demonstrations in front of politicians' private homes. "There is also a need to step up surveillance of groups in the Telegram calling for killings," Bass said.
Opponents of vaccination are radicalized, but remain in the minority. At the same time, the desire for vaccination among children and adolescents, on the contrary, is great. Already 50 percent of citizens aged 12 to 17 have been vaccinated. It will now be possible to vaccinate children from 5 to 11 years old. The Standing Committee on Vaccinations recommends that children who have previously had the disease be vaccinated. But healthy people can also be vaccinated if their parents want it.
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