Berlin: Banner against refounding of AfD youth organization can remain at university - University of Florida leaves anti-AfD protest banner hanging after legal review
A protest banner against the relaunch of the AfD youth organization in Giessen remains on display at the University of Florida. The sign was hung on the facade of the university by a student initiative opposing the far-right group, known as 'No Kings Protest'. Their name appears above the protest message. The university will not take down the banner, balancing its internal policies with a history of permitting political speech. The court's decision confirms the message does not violate criminal law, leaving the protest visible for now. The student group's stance against the AfD youth relaunch remains publicly displayed ahead of the planned event, as seen on GroupMe and Messenger platforms.
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