FAZ objection podcast: The traffic light coalition is changing the right of residence

Last weekend it became known which criteria the traffic light coalition would like to use to recruit foreign skilled workers in the future.

The federal government is also planning new regulations for asylum seekers.

We get an overview with the Konstanz law professor Daniel Thym.

We also clarify which procedural steps in the asylum procedure can hardly be influenced by federal politics.

Patrick Bahners

Feuilleton correspondent in Cologne and responsible for "Humanities".

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Stephen Klenner

Editor FAZ objection.

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The former President of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, Hans-Georg Maassen, has been commenting on the Basic Law in an online commentary for many years.

In the meantime, however, he represents political positions that many consider not too constitutional.

With the Bonn constitutional lawyer Klaus Ferdinand Gärditz, we try to fathom what one can expect from a constitutional commentator - and what the readers of such a commentary have to put up with.

Also in this program: The interim report presented a few days ago by the Election Law Commission of the Bundestag, a "Just Judgment" and a literary interview with Benjamin Lahusen, professor of legal history at the European University in Frankfurt/Oder.

Information on the podcast in Aachen:

On Friday, September 23, from 6 p.m., an FAZ objection podcast will take place at RWTH Aachen University (CARL building, Classenstr. 11, HO3).

The topic of the podcast is "Peace through or against international law?".

We are expecting the Vice-President of the European Parliament, Katarina Barley (SPD), the international law professor Paulina Starski (University of Freiburg) and the Hamburg criminal law professor emeritus Reinhard Merkel as guests.

The podcast is moderated by Reinhard Müller and Stephan Klenner.

The show is part of the annual meeting of the Görres Society.

Interested spectators can register here and should be there by 5:50 p.m. at the latest.

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Please send feedback on the podcast to: einsprechenpodcast@faz.de

Topics of the show:

topic overview

06:29 Interview with Prof. Dr.

Daniel Thym on the right of residence

32:57 update on voting rights

52:06 Interview with Prof. Dr.

Klaus Ferdinand Garditz

1:19:35 The just verdict: The district court of Cologne on the collision of a cyclist with a car door

1:24:13 Literary discussion with Prof. Dr.

Benjamin Lahusen