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leaders in saxony for not taking a stronger stand i mean we see t.d. or leadership in saxony so for that yes i do blame that leadership definitely thank you very much. plans to sentences what the politicians need to do that. doing now though so strong we have to point out to a successful self-interest. of many many refugees in work in labor. and languages and things like that and then they don't have to give them the chance to show themselves to be pro drumming up anti german small. policies have to strengthen its appalled those in those small little rural parts of germany for twelve cosying this violence will pose in the fall right into opposing racism. thank you very much to all of you for being with us and thanks to you have to. see you sanjay. if you go offline. football is a simple game of football a supreme now not really mr trump but come back we'll talk about the much of the defense and the younger players and if you know the personalities of the scene he says you live too soft for that job it's difficult to understand if we give you the answer

or leadership in saxony so for that yes i do blame the leadership definitely thank you very much. plans to sentences what the politicians need to do that they. because you strongly have to point out two successful self-interest regimes many many refugees in work in labor. and languages and things like that and then they don't have to give them the chance to show themselves to be. germans well. policies have to strengthen those who called those in those small didn't move world parts of germany of posing this violence were opposing the fall right into opposing racism. thank you very much to all of you for being with us and thanks to you half their for turning and saying. reliable data. lives a distant fourth place six dysplasia split automotive history the first trial. of her first day at school in the jungle. is her first clue listen to live band door as grand moment arrives. join during a taping on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. tour of the arena tame returns home on d w dot com tang's place. in maine one hundred sixty eight l. crying echoed around th

well again we heard the head of police four saxony and also police authorities for kemet saying that they have every intention of now taking this threat more seriously they admitted that they had underestimated the size of the protests that we saw in both sunday and monday and were adamant about the fact that they're going to have a lot more officers in reserve to deal with problems in the future they've also been offered support by the federal interior minister should it be necessary but if we look at the problem this is not a short term issue of underestimating just one particular rally we are seeing chronic underfunding of security services in many parts of germany and many series cities and that absolutely must be remedied if citizens and not only right wing citizens are saying they don't feel safe on city streets that is something that politicians and police officials need to be taking very seriously and there's one other issue i think also that bears mention we have seen some indications that members of the police force in the region of saxony do occasionally seem to sympathize

let's take a look at one more incident that occurred in the region of saxony last week and the right wing identity tarion movement held a festival raised in our colleague. karim was there he spoke with activists and other visitors at the event and ultimately became a target of racism himself. much to death i don't want germany to stay germany and liked. what does that mean how does this does not it means what i said if you don't understand that that's your problem then you've got a big problem then i don't see encloses coming because i'm an immigrant group reason you're just a german. people back where you came from. it's interesting to hear one of the speakers in that german citizenship essentially saying you are only a german citizen it is troubling they reminiscent for many of us that old blood and soil idea of what it means to be a german and this is why i think that we have a constitutional crisis because these voices they have a strong voice now the parliament of germany with the far right if the and they becoming more and more popular and they could even win elections in some

let's take a look at one more incident that occurred in the region of saxony last week and the right wing identity tarion movement held a festival interest in our colleague abdul karim was there he spoke with activists and other visitors at the event and ultimately became a target of racism himself. much to death i don't want germany to stay germany and liked i said what does that mean how does this that's not it means what i said if you don't understand that that's your problem then you've got a big problem then i want to impose is because i'm an immigrant you're going to kazan you're just a german citizen. but i'm not a german or part of german society or the german people it was hooked. some thoughts of my point of view you don't belong to the german people in this village the camera on i know this works or veto have doesn't work explain so this is settled i was just kind of only what i didn't even broadcast of it you know what if you don't like it here then go somewhere you like better just against the dot it was it wasn't picked up out the back where you came from. it's interest

the strongest party in last year's federal election in saxony so what's going on in saxony and in eastern germany as a whole it's a paradox really brian because the fact is this is a region where there are the lowest number of migrants of foreign residents nonetheless the far right fares best where it can exploit a sense of insecurity and frustration and that is absolutely present in many regions of the east that has to do both with demographics and with politics just briefly the demographics this is a region that has seen real deep population since the fall of the berlin wall young people moved away to expand to look for better opportunities in the west order people remained and have a real sense of precariousness in many especially rural regions of the east add that to the fact that there was a general mistrust of west german political institutions that western german political parties have never fully taken root in the east and you have all the ingredients for a very fertile environment for the far right on the ground for us this morning on the story thanks very much for. united nation

need help to uphold the rule of law then the federal government is ready to support saxony regarding this issue. of. the fatal stabbing of a german citizen over the weekend sparked the n.t. migration protests police have apprehended two men one from iraq another from syria over the stabbing now officials are also investigating several participants in the protests for giving the hitler salute a punishable offense in germany. germany's political leaders are facing questions about what can be done about extremist sympathies in the country the problem of right wing extremism has to be on the top agenda of the government in six in the meaning that we have to find ins programs. fighting for democracy daily daily daily programs and we have to finance a police. but germany's foreign aid party says the stabbing encampments and the anger that followed highlight the failures of the country's current approach to migration is if you can follow this is a nationwide story that happened in cabinets but as one can see during emotions everywhere in germany and on both sides it is evident that the poli

for now kim needs and the state of saxony remain on edge for the protests organized by right wing groups planned for later in the week. so what's in store for come let's talk about that i'm joined now in the studio by our political correspondent you know the morning is enough you protesters have a concrete set of demands in terms of the big issues of course migration and how to deal with an increased presence of foreigners which can't be denied especially. in areas where they used to be a relatively low sarah foreigners like inside city some people just plain it gets bad they look at the many unemployed young male people in the streets and they have questions to ask and those people went to talk to from the conservative party. who hold those town hall meeting who held this town hall meeting but the other people the protest is that the group to what's helpful because they don't really have any concrete proposals they don't have any concrete sets of demands all the shouting is macca go away they're increasingly separated from the rest of society and it's now up to the politicians to not lo

east who see the decades of structural change who've seen depopulation not only the in the state of saxony but in many rural regions throughout eastern germany and have the sense that western german political institutions aren't really working for them ok melinda many things about melinda crane. sunday's big match in the bundesliga so to of defending champions by immunex closest rivals facing off dortmund and like position after an early goal by the visitors like it was dormant equalizing in the twenty first minute mom or dad with an acrobatic move to tie the school open goal helped take the lead and then more acrobatics new signing axel it's all hitting the back of the net with this overhead kick for one the final score with the dortmund. now after months of slow progress the u.s. and mexico are reported to be close to striking a deal on renegotiating the north american free trade agreement nafta well that's your business round up coming up next here on the table with monica judd's. from. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania.

misspoke time and again file and sprague's out in the eastern drum state of saxony why always saxony we're not talking about whole eastern germany but we have a problem in some of the stays there too right wing radicalism was not taken seriously enough and this was definitely the case in sex any where the state government ignored to the fellowmen for some time then they tried to put it on the agenda but they didn't really do anything against it they didn't finance program for democracy ation they didn't find any programs against radicalization of the right wing and therefore now we have the consequences on the streets and this is a horrible phenomenon and therefore we call for the stage prime minister to put it on top of the agenda for his political projects was in the next ones and yes. thousands of protesters went on the streets of candidates has something got out of control in the german society we're not having a problem was in the whole german society but we have a problem with ten fifteen percent who are radical izing in the right wing field and unfortunately some of the politi

right wing extremism where does it come from what is it about that spirit kemet says in the state of saxony saxony as you will remember is the birthplace of the anti immigrant movement that brought tens of thousands of people to the streets of dresden in two thousand and fourteen to protest what they called the islam is ation of germany saxony is also a stronghold of the a.f.d. the far right party in fact it was in this state during last year's federal elections that the a.f.p. took the largest share of the vote and the problem is not only confined to stocks in the far right has a good deal of support throughout the former eastern germany and it's a bit of a paradox because the fact is there are fewer foreign born residents in that part of germany than in many parts of the west but there are demographic and historic political factors that account for this the far right thrives in places where people feel pretty scary yes where they have a sense of insecurity or frustration that is certainly the case in much of the former east they've seen massive structural change since the fall of the berl

now to take responsibility and to get involved with the mission for now kim needs and the state of saxony remain on edge for the protests organized by right wing groups planned for later in the week. our political correspondent nina is following this story for us and joins me now in the studio nina the events in the cabinet have forced a discussion about rightwinger for now kim needs and the state of saxony remain on edge for the protests organized by right wing groups planned for. during the week. our political correspondent nina is following this story for us and joins me now in the studio. have forced a discussion about right wing extremism and neo nazis in germany but there are also a lot of citizens in germany who say they don't identify with the far right but they're simply concerned about migrant violence do they have a point that is the big challenge for the politicians these days to walk this tightrope walk they have to address both problems and of course you know refugee crisis in two thousand and fifteen lots of foreigners came to germany they came to places where there was nev

now prompted germany's interior minister to provide additional police support to the eastern state of saxony. clients are up today again on the streets of chemists on monday as far right demonstrators faced off with counter protesters. a call by a right wing group attracted as many as two thousand far right protesters. and around one thousand counter-demonstrators leaving the police scrambling to keep the two sides apart the protests on monday and sunday were sparked by the death early sunday morning of a thirty five year old man allegedly at the hands of two migrants from iraq in syria they have been arrested and are in police custody authorities have given very little information on the altar cation that led to the stabbing but that doesn't stop the far right demonstrators from demanding retribution. by god auslander else foreigners get out of our city they chant social media posts include videos depicting what amounts to vigilante attacks on migrants. you know what. i'm amongst the demonstrators on monday citizens of chemists who declare they have nothing to do with neo nazis but are simp

so now can nits and the state of saxony remain on edge for the protests organized by right wing groups planned for later in the week. or more now i'm joined by hiker cleft who's been writing about violence and near nazis in germany since the nineteen. this class no let's first of all tell us why kermit why has that city become a flashpoint for anti immigrant for the anti immigrant movement in germany. cam that's has a long history of often very strong aga nice right wing movement it was home to the n.s.u. the national socialist underground in the late one nine hundred ninety s. early two thousand years from then they went into the new nazi underground to kill them at least ten people across germany of migrant descend and we see that the people who supported them back in the two thousand years are still active and among those who are now structuring and organizing the protests against refugees and migrants and we also see that candidates like many other towns in saxony one has to state is experienced spearing seeing a right wing mobilize they shouldn that found it within the protests th

the state premier of saxony is coming to camp its later today to hold a town hall meeting. in ghana what would you like to tell him about what's been going on here. before that he's totally misunderstood the situation and that he's out of his depth this is given the right wing radicals of platforms and they're rallying their forces it wasn't just people from came it's here on monday but from all over germany i find out painful the student. is there a general sense of frustration among local people are there problems with refugees here this man's answer shows how rejection of neo nazis and concern about the presence of foreigners in cannes it's not always so far apart what's it like living here. this is not what i expected i like to sit in the park when the weather's good but i see more and more foreigners there and they behave as if the time belongs to them. they don't sit on the benches but on the backs of the benches with their feet on the seats drinking beer. that's not acceptable so i'm not a right winger but it bothers me it's just not right the specific issue we shoul

coachmen the representative of the conservative party in saxony they really just come to the streets to voice their anger their frustration about the current situation but they refused to enter into democratic dialogue now the people who did talk to me inside that football stadium they were really that to tell him what was going wrong in their eyes and to look for solutions but what is dangerous about the situation in kemet is that you've got increasingly big groups in different cities specially in east germany where you've essentially just lost them to the democratic values of proper dialogue about concrete sets of demands all they're asking is macca go away ok well one aspect of that in kluges migration that's the core of this protest and the issue is push the right wing populist party the if the alternative to germany to the fore is making a lot of gains in the electorate with this issue let's take a listen now to what if the leader alexander galland said to you yesterday. this is america's immigration policy has created a situation where we have knife attacks and my co-leader is

on the state of saxony remain on edge with further protests organized by right wing groups planned for later today. and we have our political correspondent nina hasa with us in studio to tell us more about the story hi nina we just heard there's another far right demonstration planned for today we're likely to see a counter demonstration as well it seems like things really are not calming down and chemists in the far right pro kemet script they have called for they've called a demonstration where they say they're expecting some five hundred participants but of course if the events from earlier this week are anything to go by those numbers could of course be a lot higher and then also those events have mobilized the other side that will be a pro-democracy rock concert next week in kenya it's. of organized by the other side and of course today that will be counted demonstrators on the ground we can only hope that the authorities are better prepared than they were earlier this week where we saw both sides clash because there was simply not enough police on the ground and of course this ev

it's not that simple the rightwing sentiment in saxony and in several german states predates what she said in twenty fifteen pre-dates people coming into the country in the numbers so simply there's no that's not where the history of this resentment started at the same time when she said this often that she was herself surprised by this sentence that it would become such an iconic phrase almost and there's still different interpretations we can make it also carry politically for power base because i thank you so much because of course now there are cheap political editor well as micaela mentioned germany has seen a shift in tone around the topic of refugees you met a syrian refugee mohamad arrived in the german capital three years ago he says although he's been able to learn german quickly life remains a challenge and he struggles with urine here ocracy but he says he's still optimistic about integrating into german society one day today this is a safe and comfortable place for refugees to be the clothing store at mallaby hill or mo a beat helps run smoothly almost like a regular shop

the party in the state of saxony. the youth wing chairman in lower saxony has claimed that those who try to assassinate hitler were traitors and how radical is the f.t.'s youth wing's the. instructors portray him as a major problem. with his statement which has since been rejected by the way of dealing is hardly an exceptional opinion among youth wing members. before lots of them discuss and say things like that behind closed doors and. calling the anti nazi resistance traitors is a glorification of national socialism that's. the part that. you make controversial statements yourself and post in twenty fifteen you said the denying the holocaust was simply testing the limits of freedom of speech. and last and that is help us is what i actually said was that holocaust deniers used the restrictions to advance their conspiracy theories back then i thought that the restriction should be lifted so that we could bring those people out into the open and confront them directly the middle one. i've never denied the existence of

well the state of saxony in the city of camden it's a firmly in focus across germany across whitey europe in even across the wider world this follows. a night of violence that we saw on monday evening thousands more that were expected of right wing demonstrators took to the streets of candidates and they were confronted by left wing counter-demonstrators now that resulted in some violent scenes there was. on the scene we have seen afterwards is something that has no place in a constitutional state we've seen the videos the show has become a witch hunt a mom being that there is hate on our streets was a car. that you should just and i was at the demonstration in chemist's on monday and the scene there was alarming what happened yesterday is that over a thousand demonstrators registered but it turned out that there were about eight thousand protesters in kemet. was. was was. was. to decent size. it was assumed from the beginning that there would be twice as many demonstrators as were registered but it turned out that there were about four times as many rightwing demonstrators as english the

says that federal police are ready to back up local law enforcement officers in the eastern state of saxony that's after two days of growing tensions between neo nazis and left wing protesters beyond rest is triggered was triggered rather by the fatal stabbing of a german man over the weekend in an apparent alter cation with migrants opposition parties have criticised the police for failing to prevent further violence on monday chancellor angela merkel has said that there is no place for hate on the streets of germany. violence erupted again under streets of can it's a monday as far as demonstrate has faced off with counter protest it's a call by a right wing group to as many as two thousand protesters in around one thousand counter-demonstrators several people were injured as the two sides threw fireworks and other objects the protests erupted over the fatal stabbing of a thirty five year old german man on sunday during the city's annual street festival two young men one from iraq one from syria were taken into custody authorities have provided little information on the outer cation that l

well the state of saxony in the city of ken thats a firmly in focus across germany across whitey europe and even across the wider world this follows. a night of violence that we saw on monday evening thousands more that were expected right wing demonstrators took to the streets of candidates and they were confronted by left wing counter-demonstrators now that resulted in some violent scenes there was. and i think we have seen afterwards is something that has no place in the constitutional state we've seen the videos the show has become a witch hunt a mobbing that there is hate on our streets was. was. just and i was at the demonstration in chemist's on monday and the scene there was alarming what happened yesterday is that over a thousand demonstrators registered but it turned out that there were about eight thousand protesters in kemet was the was the isn't. it was assumed from the beginning that there will be twice as many demonstrators as were registered but it turned out to there were about four times as many right wing demonstrators as initially planned all those scenes were all sp

party in last year's federal election it took the biggest share of the vote in saxony but the problem goes beyond saxony alone in fact far right parties and anti and immigrant sentiment are strong in many places at the former eastern germany which may seem a paradox since the fact is that region has fewer foreign born residents than many parts of western germany but still this this phenomenon absolutely has both demographic and historical political roots of just briefly on the demographic side the far right parties exploit a sense of insecurity a sense of frustration and those are very much present in this region this is a region that has seen. a lot of structural change since the fall of the wall young people moving away many of the older people left behind in rural areas with a sense of having been left behind and therefore a sense of precariousness now add that the fact that there is a generalized mistrust on the part of many western german institutions and western political parties mainstream parties all that adds up to pretty fertile ground for the far right and a deep seated pro

is and if you look at that statement that we just saw this is not coming from saxony it's coming from one of the wealthiest districts of western australia well tonight and outside frankfurt that's right so it also shows that there may be a problem that is much bigger than what we see in concentrated in some parts of east germany. or mr nick standby we're going to come back to you in just a moment we want to continue that with this theme of migrants italy's new populist government is threatening to close all of the country's sports to boats carrying migrants the government is demanding that the european union rotates the ports where rescued migrants disembark a meeting today of e.u. foreign ministers ended with no we're greenman and puts in jeopardy the future of that you use migrant rescue operation which is code named sophia. almost fifty thousand lives have been saved off the libyan coast since the e.u. mission code named safina started migrants from africa and the middle east who set out on a dangerous journey to europe were pulled to safety and brought to italian ports as initiall

for now can needs and the state of saxony remain on edge further protest organized by right wing groups are planned for may to in the week. our political correspondent nina been following the story for us and joins us in the studio nina good morning rightwing extremist extremism is not new in germany is politics failed in taking this seriously well of course section saxon is very much in the news right now and we have to also remember that sex in need became famous when far right. movement was founded in dresden so dresden has been very much in the focus now it's. and there are those smaller incidents that have happened in the east in german cities so this is something people are asking where's the link to maybe history to something that happened during east german economy in this times where people were not properly. they didn't learn properly about the disadvantages of totalitarianism but having said that there are lots of people who are cautioning against making selling this. problem at the same time we can also see the statistics but in places where there are fewer foreign those the

well the state of saxony in the city of ken that firmly in focus across germany across widely europe in even across the wider world this follows. a night of violence that we saw on monday evening thousands more that were expected. right when demonstrators took to the streets to claim its and they were confronted by counter-demonstrators now that resulted in some violent scenes there i think. because what we have seen afterwards is something that has no place in the constitutional state we've seen the videos the show has become a witch hunt a mobbing that there is hate on our streets i. i just i was at the. demonstration in chemist's on monday and the scene there was alarming what happened yesterday is that over a thousand demonstrators registered but it turned out that there were about eight thousand protesters in kemet i. was. i was. it was assumed from the beginning that there would be twice as many demonstrators as were registered but it turned out that there were about four times as many rightwing demonstrators as initially planned all those scenes were all sparked following the

enforcement officer the man has since been suspended from jussi a federal state in crisis the leader in saxony pleading to his citizens to be courageous. and they should learn what countries we want to live in. the rule of law and democracy still the pillars of our peaceful life together. i'm standing up for that i'm fighting for that and i'm asking you all to join me. everybody is needed now to take responsibility and to get involved with the mission for now kim needs. the state of sex and the remain on age for the protests by right wing groups planned for later in the week. our political correspondent nina is following this story for us and joins me now in the studio nina the events in kemet have forced a discussion about right wing extremism and neo nazis in germany but there are also a lot of citizens in germany who say they don't identify with the far right but they're simply concerned about migrant violence do they have a point that is the big challenge for the politicians these days to walk this tightrope walk they have to address both problems and of course you know in the refugee cris

for now candidates and the state of saxony remain on edge further protest organized by right wing groups are planned for later in the week. high commissioner for human rights. has also condemned the violence. forgive me for being tough on this. i think it's fundamentally important that public officials throughout europe denounce all of this. we find ourselves in the un that we are one of the few public voices that are doing this and we don't think it's enough to speak up that point with a double is chief political correspondent melinda crane welcome melinda what has been the reaction of german politicians to this last few days events. it's hard to give any kind of blanket answer to that but we certainly we have seen strong condemnations from the chancellor herself from the foreign minister to some degree also from the interior minister and from local politicians in saxony but just at the level of words and rhetoric at the same time one must say that the interior minister to some degree has contributed to normalizing the kind of zina phobic rhetoric that we hear from the far right by in s

that the political class has failed him this is all from clooney for now candidates and the state of saxony remain on edge further protest organized by right wing groups are planned for later in the week. the un's high commissioner for human rights i had to ride out to say it has also condemned the violence in cabinets forgive me for being tough on this. i think it's fundamentally important that public officials throughout europe denounce all of this. we find ourselves in the un that we are one of the few public courses that are doing so and we don't think it's enough. police in the city have been accused of doing too little against violence rightwing demonstrators they don't lose chief political correspondent melinda crane gave us her assessment or that is not likely to change. we heard statements to that effect from local authorities yesterday in a press conference that they gave they admitted that they had underestimated the threat and the size of the demonstrations on sunday and on monday at the same time there are various indications that authorities in the region of saxony police auth