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Despite Covid-19’s current situation, several hundred protesters gathered for an unauthorized demonstration on Friday, May 1, Telebasel reported. According to the Prime News report, the demonstration participants included the BastA! Tonja Zürcher.
Zürcher justified his participation in “Prime News” by exacerbating social and ecological problems during the Corona crisis. The councilman said: “All these problems do not take a break and therefore we must work now to solve them.” Distance rules were also observed by most of the participants. She criticizes the transfer of May 1 to the Internet: «Online you always reach exactly the same people, you reach people who are already sensitized, people who already represent exactly the same things as you. When you go out, you reach a broader audience. “
New tattoo yes, basic rights no
The first relaxation of the federal government’s crown measures has been a fact since Monday. Fundamental rights should no longer wait for Zurich residents. “We can buy again, we can buy screws, we can go to the hardware store, we can even get a new tattoo if we want, and I think now is the right time to say, fundamental rights, such as freedom of assembly must now be restored» .
Cancellation requests are noisy
In a press release, the liberal and bourgeois youth parties are now demanding “harsh measures and passing the costs on to all known participants
and the resignation of the Great Councilor Tonja Zürcher ». Zürcher’s behavior is further evaluated as irresponsible and ruthless in communication.
The youths are said to strongly condemn the entire demonstration. Not only the lack of a license, but especially the violations of Covid 19 federal orders. The communication questions why the police did not intervene more forcefully.
The protesters’ behavior was “antisocial, selfish and, in our current situation, dangerous.” New infections can be promoted by such behavior. Therefore, buses for confirmed participants and a transfer of costs incurred to protesters are appropriate.
More information on Telebasel News from May 2, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. and from 7 p.m. hourly.
