Russian soldiers ride in a truck to the Perekop checkpoint on the Ukrainian border. Sergei Malgavko / TASS
Politico: Germany to prosecute use of ‘Z’ symbol to support Russia’s war
Move raises questions over whether measure can be implemented and draws accusations of tokenism.
BERLIN — German officials plan to prosecute people who display the "Z" symbol associated with Russia's war in Ukraine.
The Interior Ministry said Monday it welcomed announcements by several regional states that people who use the symbol will face legal action on the basis of a law that forbids the public approval of illegal acts.
Germans could fall foul of the law if they paint the symbol on property, display it during demonstrations or publish it online. If found guilty, they could be fined or jailed for up to three years, according to the criminal code.
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WNU Editor: Lithuanian MPs also want to ban the symbol .... Lithuanian MPs want to outlaw Russian military Z symbol (Euronews).
Germany To Prosecute Use Of ‘Z’ Symbol
Displaying 'Z' symbol could be criminal act in Germany, ministry says -- Reuters
Germany could prosecute people who use pro-Russia Z symbol -- Euronews
Germany could prosecute those who display pro-Russian "Z" symbol -- Axios
Germany may make displaying 'Z' in support of Ukraine invasion criminal: report -- The Hill
Impotent politicians resort to symbolism.
ReplyDeleteIf you look at it sideways it's the letter N.
ReplyDeleteImpotent politicians who already have a robust framework for banning political symbols so they can just copy/paste the legislation and call it a week.
ReplyDeleteGenuinely stunning that these guys are the economic powerhouse of Europe and their citizens don't demand more of them.
^ What 7:17 said
ReplyDeleteJust in..... Zorro banned from Germany.
ReplyDeleteKeep ducking š
Z is half of a swastika.
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