Education Minister warns against right-wing information bubbles in schools
The short version
The CDU Education Minister in Saxony-Anhalt, Jan Riedel, warned against the spread of right-wing extremist content via social media and online portals. He said that this development was also visible in schools.
CDU Education Minister Jan Riedel warned against the dissemination of right-wing extremist content via social media and online portals in Saxony-Anhalt.2,1 Riedel explained that many people in Saxony-Anhalt only informed themselves about TikTok, right-wing online portals and the tabloid press.2 The minister said that this development is now also noticeable in schools.2
“Even children spread right-wing extremist slogans”
Why it matters
Saxony-Anhalt is a federal state in eastern Germany with around 2.2 million inhabitants.2
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