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Germany is debating the potential repeal of a law that prohibits insults against politicians. While some government officials support abolishing the law due to its perceived absurdity, others believe it is necessary for maintaining respectful political dialogue.
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Germany is debating the potential repeal of a law that prohibits insults against politicians. While some government officials support abolishing the law due to its perceived absurdity, others believe it is necessary for maintaining respectful political dialogue.
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Germany could scrap law banning insults against politicians
Germany Considers Abolishing Law Against Insults to Politicians