Heino Sues AfD Politician Over Unauthorized Use of Name in Campaign
German singer Heino is suing an AfD politician from Brandenburg for 30,000 euros in damages for immaterial harm. The politician used the slogan "On Sunday, Heino would vote for Felix" in campaign materials without permission. Heino, known for his distinctive voice and folk songs, objects to the implication that he supports the far-right party. The case highlights the misuse of celebrity names in political advertising.
Key facts
- Heino is suing an AfD politician from Brandenburg.
- The slogan used was 'On Sunday, Heino would vote for Felix'.
- Heino demands 30,000 euros for immaterial damages.
- The politician used Heino's name without permission.
- Heino objects to being associated with the AfD party.
- The case involves unauthorized use of a celebrity name in political advertising.
- Heino is a well-known German singer.
- The AfD is a far-right political party in Germany.
Entities
Artists
- Heino
Institutions
- AfD
Locations
- Brandenburg
- Germany