'Politicians don't have the right to intimidate artists and their fans by banning performances,' said outspoken Palestinian rights activist and Pink Floyd co-founder rogerwaters, whose Frankfurt concert ban was reversed Tuesday.
While the court found that it may be in"especially poor taste" to let Waters perform at the Frankfurt Festhalle—where 3,000 Jews were imprisoned before being shipped off to concentration camps during the Holocaust—the tribunal said the concert would"not be injurious to the human dignity of those people."
;“Victory!\nYet another German court has ruled in favour of supporters of the BDS movement.; \n\nCiting artistic freedom, the Frankfurt Administrative Court reversed the decision of the city of Frankfurt & the state of Hesse to cancel Roger Waters;’ gig in May \n\nhttps://t.
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