Step examination for ministers: SOS Mithensch demands security for democracy!

Step examination for ministers: SOS Mithensch demands security for democracy!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The human rights organization SOS Mismensch again raises alarming allegations against possible government formation that could include right -wing extremists and constitutional elements. In view of the worrying interdependencies of FPÖ politicians, SOS Mithensch calls for a comprehensive degree of trust for the management of security-related ministries, such as the Ministry of the Interior and Defense. This demand was clearly underlined by Alexander Pollak, the spokesman for the organization. According to Pollak, such a review would be crucial to determine whether potential ministers could be a security risk, as in a report from ots.at emphasized.

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The country's security apparatus requires the same level of review as in the protection of the constitution, according to Pollak. The organization is reminiscent of the fact that every employee of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution is subjected to such an examination before he can take up his work. Pollak notes: "What applies to the employees of the Protection of the Constitution must apply even more to those ministers who are preserving the protection of the constitution and other security -relevant authorities." This review would have important implications for Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen, who would have to decide on the basis of these reviews whether he uses or rejected a proposed person in a security -relevant ministry.

Pollak, an experienced human rights activist, has not only emerged in his role in SOS, but also as a radioomacher and author. His commitment to human rights showed, among other things, in the anti-discrimination work of the European Union, where he dealt intensively with questions of identity and discrimination, as can be seen in a profile about him on wikipedia . His warnings and demands are a direct reaction to developments in the political landscape and show the urgency that must be addressed with the questions of security and government formation.