Germany: Constitutional Court Rejects Appeals Against Compulsory Vaccination

The Federal Constitutional Court today rejected with an urgent decision the appeals against the compulsory vaccination of the medical staff, which will be implemented from March 15.

The decision last December by both the Federal Parliament and the Federal Council to impose compulsory vaccination against Covid-19 on all those working in the wider healthcare sector, in hospitals, clinics, clinics, nursing homes and nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, mainly by unvaccinated workers – in the Supreme Court.

The plaintiffs requested the suspension of the measure until its constitutionality is judged.

The Court ruled today that compulsory vaccination can, from a legal point of view, be applied normally, according to the original planning, while the examination of the constitutionality of the measure remains pending. The judges, according to the relevant announcement, weighed in this phase the consequences of a possible suspension of the application of the law in relation to the consequences from its application, even if it is later deemed unconstitutional.

“The very low probability of serious consequences from the vaccine is offset by the significantly higher probability of consequences for particularly vulnerable people,” the court said, adding that at this stage “there are no widespread constitutional concerns”.

Source: AMPE

Source: Capital

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