Yes–among many other great people. The list of cases is quite public, so it shouldn't be a problem to decide your opinion of the foundation on the merits. And

Yes–among many other great people. The list of cases is quite public, so it shouldn't be a problem to decide your opinion of the foundation on the merits. And if you happen to agree with most/all of them (as most people on HN would), you might rethink your frankly anti-semitic and anti-reality prejudices regarding Soros. The cases are listed at https://freiheitsrechte.org/english/#cases https://freiheitsrechte.org/english/#cases. Among them: - Against domestic phone and internet surveillance - Strengthening whistleblower protections - Supporting FOIA-style transparency law - A case of a female journalist demanding to be paid the same as her male colleagues - Against spyware use by police - supporting the free speech of a politically radical publishing project (indymedia) - against biometric passwords ...and so on.