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Maya2001 -> RE: More on German human rights... (1/18/2009 12:16:01 PM)
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the section in blue is from this link
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Basic_Law_for_the_Federal_Republic_of_Germany
Article 13 (Inviolability of the home). (1) The home is inviolable.
(2) Searches may be ordered only by a judge or, in the event of danger in delay, by other organs as provided by law and may be carried out only in the form prescribed by law.
(3) Otherwise, this inviolability may be encroached upon or restricted only to avert a common danger or a mortal danger to individuals, or, pursuant to a law, to prevent imminent danger to public security and order, especially to alleviate the housing shortage, to combat the danger of epidemics or to protect endangered juveniles
read the segments above in red
The flags were inciting a group a people causing them to become agitated and to ensure things did not escalate further to possible violence police pulled down the flags to restore public order and diffuse a situation and the basic law is written it can be interpreted in such a manner to suggest that the police were within their right and acted legally
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