Former finance minister Christian Lindner (FDP) and his wife Franca Lehfeldt want to go to court because of a cover picture of the Satiremagazin Titanic. At the request of the German Press Agency, her lawyer Christian Schertz announced: “Right is that” Titanic ‘rejects the right to omission and we will now file a lawsuit. ” The magazine had also previously announced that Lindner wanted to complain and wrote about a “legal little war”.
The cover of the January edition of the satirical magazine showed Lindner and Lehfeldt next to one after one Ultrasound -looking graphic, into which a falling line diagram integrates became. The headline was: “Baby happiness in the bucket. It becomes a low performer! Lindner makes urgent application to abolish § 218”. This means that the cover plays on the Debate around Abortions to. The cover can still be seen on the “Titanic” website.
What is aimed at with the lawsuit
According to the lawyer, the announced lawsuit is on omission. This is to ensure that the magazine removes the content. Lawyer Schertz further announced that the mapping of a fetus with the addition “Lindner makes urgent application for the abolition of § 218” against the background, “The fact that my clients expect a child is obviously no longer covered by the freedom of art.”
Furthermore, it was said: “The unsuitable attempt by” Titanic “to push a political justification for the design because Christian Lindner for the lack of performance culture and also to the abolition of § 218 in the past is wrong because the booklet advertised with the covered cover cannot be found any editorial contribution. ”
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The Satiriker announced, alluding to FDP posters for the past Bundestag election, that the “Titanic” was not Lindner’s legal guardian. You have “no time, unemployed Totally conscious to explain the German legal system. ” “The fact that Mr. Lindner, as an expectant father, still finds time to read nonsense or keep in touch with his lawyer daily, is amazed at the entire editorial team,” says the press release. However, one is looking forward to the process, because complaints are only “thorny subscription promotions”. In a 1997 television contribution, Christian Lindner described problems as “thorny opportunities” as a student.