Police prohibits rights demos in Vienna - spontaneous studies planned

Police prohibits rights demos in Vienna - spontaneous studies planned

In Vienna, right groups mobilize, despite the ban on their demos on next Saturday, November 30th. The police made it clear that it is well prepared to ensure public order and security. This is done in the context of maintaining the right of assembly and preventing possible disorders in city traffic.

The Viennese police prohibited the planned demonstrations of the right -wing group "Fairhinhen" for this Saturday. According to the police, the right to freedom of work of the shops in the Vienna shopping streets and the general interest of the general public in a smooth flow of traffic over the organizer's desire to hold their assembly. Against this background, however, the organizers called on Telegram to carry out the planned events and to organize a “peace procession on the ring” with a subsequent visit to the Vienna Christmas markets. Here you plan to meet at the Wiener Ring at 12 noon.

police presence and reactions by the organizers

The police have made it clear that it will be on site with enough forces to dissolve unannounced or prohibited meetings. In such cases, it can ask the participating people to leave the meeting place immediately. This is considered necessary by the executive to protect public order and avoid possible chaotic scenarios. Particular attention is paid to the organization of the meetings: the police will be present in both uniforms and civilian to be able to react flexibly to the situation.

The organizers of the prohibited demos seem to look forward to a “cat-and-mouse game” with the police, similar to earlier demonstrations during the Corona pandemic. In their telegram messages, they signaled that despite the police warnings, they will not be left away from their plans.

In addition, there are still further demonstrations in the city area. Another group named "Humanity Family" is planning an additional rally at Heldenplatz, which is also announced for 12 p.m. Here the organizers expect a number of top -class speakers and musical contributions. This shows that despite the bans, there is a lively activity among the various organizers that could provide the police additional challenges.

The situation in Vienna remains tense and the preparations of the police are comprehensive. The aim is to ensure the security of all citizens and at the same time to properly maintain the fundamental right to freedom of assembly. The developments are observed carefully, especially with regard to possible spontaneous actions that are still planned. Further information on the topic can