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German president urged to withhold medal for Catholic bishop

German president urged to withhold medal for Catholic bishop dw.com 1 hr ago dw.com Sex abuse victims have urged the German president not to award an Order of Merit equal to a knighthood to Munich s bishop, Cardinal Reinhard Marx. © Matthias Balk/dpa/picture alliance Marx has admitted that church leader haven t listened enough to the victims Catholic victims of sex abuse urged German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Saturday not to give one of the country s top honors to Cardinal Reinhard Marx. The bishop of Munich has served as chair of Germany s Catholic Bishops Conference until 2020. Although outspoken for victims in recent years, Marx also stands accused of concealing cases, including a priest s misuse of a woman employee and forcing her to abort a pregnancy in 1989.

German president urged to withhold medal for Catholic bishop | News | DW

German president urged to withhold medal for Catholic bishop Sex abuse victims have urged the German president not to award an Order of Merit equal to a knighthood to Munich s bishop, Cardinal Reinhard Marx. Marx has admitted that church leader haven t listened enough to the victims Catholic victims of sex abuse urged German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Saturday not to give one of the country s top honors to Cardinal Reinhard Marx.  The bishop of Munich served as chair of Germany s Catholic Bishops Conference until 2020. Although outspoken for victims in recent years, Marx also stands accused of concealing cases, including a priest s misuse of a woman employee and forcing her to abort a pregnancy in 1989.

France ready to ease curfew, travel limits; Police, protesters clash over virus law in Berlin

France ready to ease curfew, travel limits; Police, protesters clash over virus law in Berlin World April 22, 2021 Berlin: Police fired tear gas as thousands of people demonstrated in Berlin on Wednesday against a proposed amendment to give Angela Merkel’s government power to impose tougher anti-coronavirus measures. With Germany buckling under a third wave of the virus, the amendment allowing for nationwide curbs like school closures and night-time curfews aims to end a political tug-of-war between the federal government and the 16 regional states over virus restrictions. Around 8,000 protesters gathered ahead of a vote on the law in the Bundestag lower house of parliament on Wednesday, with more than 2,000 police officers deployed to the scene. Protesters were carrying placards with slogans such as Merkel & Co = high treason and chanting Wir sind das Volk ( We are the people ) a common refrain in the run-up to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

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