US EditionGermany Will No Longer Allow Beer Consumption and Wine From 14-Year-Old Children Under Parental Supervision.
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Germany is following a 10-year-old law that allows 14- and 15-year-olds to use alcohol in their parents' company, which transmits months of DPA.
Germany is set to repeal a decades-old law that allows 14- and 15-year-olds to legally consume alcohol when their parents are present.
Young people aged 14 and over are allowed to drink beer, wine or sparkling wine in public, accompanied by their parents. The Minister of Youth wants to end the "accompanied drink".
Federal Minister of Family Affairs Karin Prien (60, CDU) plans to ban alcohol under the age of 16 in principle.
When parents are present, young people are allowed to drink beer and wine from the age of 14. Family minister Karin Prien wants to change that. A bill from her ministry is "Politico" exclusively available.
After more than seven decades, a controversial rule of exception in the protection of minors is coming to an end. In the future, 14- and 15-year-olds could no longer consume alcohol under certain conditions – the Federal Government is discussing a corresponding change this year.
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