Rutter against profile: Court rejects the lawsuit by the opponent!

Rutter against profile: Court rejects the lawsuit by the opponent!

Wien, Österreich - Martin Rutter, a controversial activist and former MP for the Carinthian state parliament, has been in the headlines again and again since the beginning of Corona pandemic. He is particularly notorious for his vehement protests against the government and its Covid 19 measures. Rutter, who embodies a symbol of resistance on the streets of Vienna and even considered the leader of Corona demonstrations, was recently made to court for his complaint against the news magazine "Profile". The activist called for compensation after the medium had assumed that he would spread conspiracy theories and have shown incorrect behavior when applying for funding. At the negotiation at the regional court for criminal matters in Vienna, however, Rutter had to take a defeat because his lawsuit was rejected, as already reported by 5min.at.

an ascent and fall of the political career

Rutter's political career was initially crowned with success after he was elected to the Carinthian state parliament in 2018 as a member of the BZÖ. In the following years, however, he turned away from the Greens and took the headlines as a radical critic of the Covid 19 measures. His commitment to the Corona demonstration scene brought him several arrests, and he is now known for his provocative statements and appearances, which the FPÖ even used for its own purposes. As the standard reports, despite his earlier political ties, Rutter remains a controversial figure that heats the minds with its radical views. His complaint against "profile" is another step in his controversial and dazzling career, which led from a former politician to a leading personality in resistance to the pandemic measures.