'More Intense and Overt': Germany Sees Rise in Reports of Racism
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'More intense and overt': Germany sees rise in reports of racism
More people than ever are turning to Germany's Anti-Discrimination Agency, new figures show. The number of reports of discrimination rose to 13,067 in 2025 – around 15 percent more than the previous year.
Too little rights, too little money for protection against discrimination. The Federal Commissioner for Anti-Discrimination criticizes the reform plans of the Federal Government.
Over the past year, the Federal Anti-Discrimination Office has recorded as many cases as never before. More than 13,000 people turned to advice because they felt disadvantaged because of skin colour, religion, age or gender.
In 2025, the Federal Anti-Discrimination Office advised people who saw themselves disadvantaged, humiliated or resettled in everyday life. There were as many cases as never before.
In 2025, the Federal Anti-Discrimination Office advised people who saw themselves disadvantaged, humiliated or resettled in everyday life. There were as many cases as never before.
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