Interim injunction for G20 protest camp: subsidiary nature of constitutional emergency relief and exclusive jurisdiction of specialized local courts for balancing demonstration rights against public interests

Interim injunction for G20 protest camp: subsidiary nature of constitutional emergency relief and exclusive jurisdiction of specialized local courts for balancing demonstration rights against public interests: The dispute concerned a protest camp established in connection with a major international summit in Hamburg, where the applicants challenged measures taken against the camp, seeking to protect their right to demonstration against public interests. The court ruled on the basis of the subsidiarity principle regarding specialized emergency legal protection, holding that the balancing of the right to demonstrate with public interests is primarily the responsibility of specialized local instances rather than the constitutional court at this procedural stage.