FAZ Objection Podcast: How Putin is already breaking international law

In the current episode of the FAZ objection podcast, Corinna Budras and Pia Lorenz first deal with the unusually clear words of the Osnabrück Regional Court on the searches that the public prosecutor's office carried out in the Federal Ministry of Justice shortly before the federal elections.

The Federal Ministry of Finance of the then SPD Chancellor candidate Olaf Scholz was also affected.

The judges have made it clear that the raid was disproportionate.

Corinna Budras

Business correspondent in Berlin.

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We also deal with the state affair surrounding comedian Jan Böhmermann's insulting poem, which has now been buried rather quietly by the Federal Constitutional Court.

However, in another case, the Karlsruhe judges found fairly clear words against Hamburg press judges.

The focus of the week this time is the Ukraine crisis and the question of what international law actually says about it.

This is explained by international law expert Anne Peters from the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law.

In the current Corona block, we discuss the urgent decision of the Federal Constitutional Court on facility-related compulsory vaccination and also let our listeners have their say.

In the addendum we give an update on how to deal with the AfD politician Jens Maier, who would like to switch back to the judiciary.

And finally, as always, we choose the "fair verdict" of the week.

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