Interim suspension of enforcement for paternity establishment investigations pending constitutional review

The Federal Constitutional Court repeated its interim order, suspending the execution of the underlying administrative act for an additional six months or until the final decision on the constitutional complaint, thereby favoring the complainant. The dispute arose from a paternity establishment proceeding where the complainant challenged the enforcement of an order requiring them to undergo paternity investigations, seeking a stay of execution to prevent immediate compliance. The court’s decision was grounded in the protection of fundamental rights against coercive state measures, specifically balancing the complainant’s right to bodily integrity and personal freedom against the public interest in establishing legal parentage, finding that the balance of competing interests required the continuation of the suspension during the pendency of the constitutional review.