In an email interview with DW, he said it was important to him not to “just allow to slide”. Yet, Diaby said the fact that the comments were no longer there did not change his determination to file criminal charges. The NPD’s post has not been taken down, but the party’s lawyer, Peter Richter, told DW that the party had not broken any laws and “any prosecutable comment are immediately deleted by the NPD”. “I won’t allow myself to be intimidated and I won’t give up working for the solidarity of our society.”

“‘A black monkey’, ‘traitor’ and the ‘N-word’ are just some of the insults currently on the NPD’s Facebook page under the post of my election campaign picture,” he wrote on his Facebook page. READ MORE: Germany – Confronting the colonial roots of racismĭiaby, the Social Democrats (SPD) MP for the eastern city of Halle, responded by saying neither the skin colour nor the origin decides who is a parliament member in Germany. It featured a picture of one of Diaby’s election campaign posters and a caption that read: “German representative of the people, according to the SPD. Keep reading list of 4 items list 1 of 4 Vermont police arrest suspect in ‘hate-motivated’ shooting of Palestinians list 2 of 4 White House slams Elon Musk’s ‘abhorrent’ promotion of anti-Semitism list 3 of 4 More than 180,000 join marches against anti-Semitism in France list 4 of 4 Calls to sack Braverman grow amid furore over pro-Palestine rallies remarks end of list

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