Germany updates: AfD keeps 'suspected extremist' label
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A court has upheld the classification of the AfD party as "suspected right-wing extremist" by domestic intelligence. An appeal against its listing as "confirmed extremist" is still running.
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A court has upheld the classification of the AfD party as "suspected right-wing extremist" by domestic intelligence. An appeal against its listing as "confirmed extremist" is still running.
Do not let this scum anywhere near power.
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A court has upheld the classification of the AfD party as "suspected right-wing extremist" by domestic intelligence. An appeal against its listing as "confirmed extremist" is still running.
Is „suspected“ the right translation?
In German it’s „gesichtert“, which I would translate as „proven“ or „confirmed“.
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Is „suspected“ the right translation?
In German it’s „gesichtert“, which I would translate as „proven“ or „confirmed“.
This isn't about the newest report on them. Suspected is the right translation as they were fighting against that label as well.
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A court has upheld the classification of the AfD party as "suspected right-wing extremist" by domestic intelligence. An appeal against its listing as "confirmed extremist" is still running.
And it's a well earned label, indeed.
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Is „suspected“ the right translation?
In German it’s „gesichtert“, which I would translate as „proven“ or „confirmed“.
I think they mean to say the current classification is upheld, while the incoming one is still debated in court
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Is „suspected“ the right translation?
In German it’s „gesichtert“, which I would translate as „proven“ or „confirmed“.
Yes, "confirmed" or "proven" would be the right term. This is even legally correct, which is important in the age of ChatGPT and the like.
The AfD is legally classified as a right-wing extremist party and, as such, is rightly under observation by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution ("Verfassungsschutz"). This is the assessment of an organization that itself has major problems with right-wing extremism — even they confirm this.
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Is „suspected“ the right translation?
In German it’s „gesichtert“, which I would translate as „proven“ or „confirmed“.
The German term in this legal decision is "Verdachtsfall", so "suspected" is a correct translation
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The German term in this legal decision is "Verdachtsfall", so "suspected" is a correct translation
But it’s confirmed, not just suspected anymore.
