AfD Kompakt, July 13, 2021
In Saxony, the mask obligation applies in designated areas
even when Corona cases are no longer at all registered. That is
disproportionate and incompatible with the Saxon Constitution. Just so, we
doubt the legality of the numerous testing obligations. Especially in the schools
is the continued existence of the testing obligation questionable, since under
certain circumstances it annuls the right of our children to an education.
For a year and a half, the Saxon State government under the
auspices of the Social Ministry conducts a policy which massively curtails the
freedom of the person, the general business freedom and the freedom of occupation.
That this unacceptable, long-term situation will be maintained, even with an
infection incidence of nearly nil, shows the government’s lack of will to
completely restore the basic rights.
For this reason, we again appear before the Constitutional Court.
We have already preferred corresponding complaints against two older Corona
emergency decrees. Unfortunately, the need for urgency of these complaints was
not acknowledged. The Constitutional Court nevertheless signaled that it
regarded very critically several of the regulations.
The issuer of the decree must establish the efficacy of each
of the several preventive measures with objective, scientific facts. This so
far has not ensued from the start. Thus – if at all – a minimal effect answers
for a maximum restriction of freedom. Precisely this is unconstitutional.
In addition, the government simply shoves aside all
scientific doubt in its preventive measures. Statisticians of the
Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, discovered that there is no direct
connection between Corona preventive measures and a decline of infections. Why
are such understandings not considered?
On the basis of this striking deficiency, we see great
prospects of success before the court and demand the unconstitutional Corona
decree finally be annulled. It is time to change over to the principle of
individual responsibility.
[trans: tem]
