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Germany AfD conference: party adopts anti-Islam policy Germany AfD conference: party adopts anti-Islam policy
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The German right-wing party Alternative fur Deutschland (AfD) has adopted an explicitly anti-Islam policy. The German right-wing party Alternative fuer Deutschland (AfD) has adopted an explicitly anti-Islam policy.
Delegates at a party conference adopted a ban on minarets, the call to prayer and the full-face veil, saying Islam was "not part of Germany".Delegates at a party conference adopted a ban on minarets, the call to prayer and the full-face veil, saying Islam was "not part of Germany".
A delegate who called for more local dialogue with Muslim groups was booed.A delegate who called for more local dialogue with Muslim groups was booed.
The start of the conference in Stuttgart on Saturday was disrupted by clashes and hundreds of left-wing protesters were detained.The start of the conference in Stuttgart on Saturday was disrupted by clashes and hundreds of left-wing protesters were detained.
Meanwhile, hackers published the addresses of more than 2,000 AfD members on a left-wing website.Meanwhile, hackers published the addresses of more than 2,000 AfD members on a left-wing website.
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Formed three years ago, AfD achieved gains in three state elections in March, after campaigning against Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to accept a million migrants in 2015.Formed three years ago, AfD achieved gains in three state elections in March, after campaigning against Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to accept a million migrants in 2015.
Mrs Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and other established parties have ruled out going into coalition with AfD.Mrs Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and other established parties have ruled out going into coalition with AfD.
AfD's other proposals include withdrawal from the euro and the reintroduction of conscription, but there are splits within the party, including between its less hardline wing and the leadership.AfD's other proposals include withdrawal from the euro and the reintroduction of conscription, but there are splits within the party, including between its less hardline wing and the leadership.
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