My kids went to Nelson Mandela School (a few years ago now), most of the morning and afternoon traffic around the school were parents dropping off and picking up their kids. And embassy cars were the worst.
This was written to help people in the US, but might be adaptable to Germany https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4904008 Defending Jews From The Definition of Antisemitism. The authors presented the article (which was published in UCLA Law Review this year) to the Centre for Fundamental Rights at Hertie School, and they thought that since their defence works for Jewish people, it should work for everyone since the law obliges equal treatment. Basically it argues that it is antisemitic to tell Jewish people how their faith defines their relationship to Israel, so all laws written saying that defaming Israel is antisemitic are in conflict with any law defending freedom of religion.
My kids went to Nelson Mandela School (a few years ago now), most of the morning and afternoon traffic around the school were parents dropping off and picking up their kids. And embassy cars were the worst.
This was written to help people in the US, but might be adaptable to Germany https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4904008 Defending Jews From The Definition of Antisemitism. The authors presented the article (which was published in UCLA Law Review this year) to the Centre for Fundamental Rights at Hertie School, and they thought that since their defence works for Jewish people, it should work for everyone since the law obliges equal treatment. Basically it argues that it is antisemitic to tell Jewish people how their faith defines their relationship to Israel, so all laws written saying that defaming Israel is antisemitic are in conflict with any law defending freedom of religion.