Process for Eritrea Festival: police witnesses report on civil war-like conditions in Gießen

Process for Eritrea Festival: police witnesses report on civil war-like conditions in Gießen

process for violent riots on the edge of an Eritrea festival in Gießen

The process of the violent disputes during the Eritrea Festival in Gießen continued on Monday with the hearing of several police officers. An official described the situation in court as "civil war -like" when protesting the officers with stones, bottles and wooden slats attacked. The situation escalated within a few minutes and led to chaotic conditions in the city.

The accused, a 24-year-old man, is said to have been involved in the protests and is now on trial. The local authorities and the community in Gießen shaked the incidents from last year. The witnesses of the police lead a light on the violence that broke out that day and endangered the security of the public.

The process not only serves to deal with legal processing, but also illustrates the importance of respectful use of each other and the non -violent protest. It is crucial that conflicts are solved in a peaceful way to preserve social cohesion in society.

The incidents related to the Eritrea Festival have initiated important discussions about integration, cultural diversity and dealing with disagreements. The events in Gießen illustrate the need for open and respectful communication in a globalized world.

The process and the testimonies of the police are an important step to process the events to process the Eritrea Festival and teach them from the incidents. The company has to work together to solve conflicts and promote peaceful coexistence to avoid future incidents.

- Nag