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Death Threat After Demo on 08/26/2024 – Interview with Colette Bornkamm-RinkAt the end of a demonstration by government critics in Aschersleben, a serious incident occurred when an Albanian man threatened one of the participants with death. Among the topics of the demonstration was the knife attack in Solingen, which was addressed in the speeches. Colette Bornkamm-Rink, one of the organizers of the demonstration, spoke about the incident and the tense atmosphere in a video interview. After the demonstration, which covered various topics including the knife attack in Solingen, a man known as Albanian in Aschersleben approached one of the participants and threatened to "kill him." The threatened man had previously already been a victim of an attack in which his thumb was broken. This incident had already led to a demonstration the week before. Colette Bornkamm-Rink’s AccountIn the video interview, Colette Bornkamm-Rink, who acted as an organizer of the demonstration, describes the incident in detail. She reported that the Albanian man threatened the participant after the knife attack in Solingen was mentioned in the speeches at the demo. Bornkamm-Rink explained that the Albanian was obviously upset that an alleged “right-wing radical asshole” was allowed to participate in the demonstration. However, when asked, the Albanian could not name any specific right-wing radical actions or statements by the threatened individual.The Albanian threatened to return with several people to “settle the matter,” which further alarmed those present. The police were involved and filed a report. Colette Bornkamm-Rink expressed in the interview her concern about the growing readiness for violence and the tense atmosphere at political demonstrations. She emphasized the importance of taking such threats seriously, as they endanger freedom of speech and significantly impair the participants’ sense of security. At the same time, she made it clear that such incidents must not lead to blanket condemnation of all migrants. In principle, people with different opinions are also invited to speak at the demos in Aschersleben. More details in the video interview. Author: AI-Translation - Colette Bornkamm-Rink, Grit Wagner, Redaktion | 26.08.2024 |
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