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Uprising of the Corona Convicted: Petition Demands Amnesty and Reckoning with the StateA current petition to the German Bundestag calls for an amnesty for all those prosecuted or convicted in connection with government COVID-19 measures.  Since September 23, the petition can be signed online; the deadline is November 17. For the Bundestag’s Petitions Committee to consider the matter, at least 30,000 signatures are required – currently, around 10,500 have been collected. The anonymous initiator argues that many of the COVID restrictions were disproportionate and remain legally and morally disputed. People who acted out of conscience, as well as doctors who issued medical certificates, still suffer from penalties, criminal records, or professional bans. An amnesty, it is argued, could restore legal peace, ease the burden on the judiciary, and help heal social divisions. The petition refers to the extraordinary pressure during the pandemic, when far-reaching measures were adopted in haste. With the passage of time, however, it has become clear that many of these interventions in basic rights were excessive. The harsh prosecution, too, has eroded public trust in the rule of law. Beyond the moral and political aspects, the petition emphasizes the practical relief for the justice system: courts and authorities are overburdened, and pursuing cases based on questionable regulations serves little purpose. Therefore, an amnesty would be “an act of justice and reason,” it states. Data analyst Tom Lausen explained that the petition explicitly applies only to affected individuals, not to political decision-makers or those responsible for vaccination policies. Should the required quorum be reached, the petitioner could present the case in a public hearing before the Bundestag. » to the petition More information Author: AI-Translation - АИИ | |
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