Light Becomes Bavarian Commissioner Against Hate Crime
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(Politics - Germany) The state attorney Melanie Lichte becomes new commissioner of the Bavarian judiciary against hate crimes read more
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mainwelle.deWhether it's assaults on queer couples, Islamophobic attacks, or racist insults online: hate crime is on the rise. Here's what Bavaria's justice system is doing to counter this trend.
Munich - Bavaria's Minister of Justice Josef Schmid has appointed Melanie Lichte as the new representative of the Bavarian justice system to combat hate crime. The Ministry announced this. Lichte will take office on 16 November and will thus also be responsible for analog crimes in this area. The decision is taken against the background of an alarming increase in hate crime in Bavaria. Last year, the Bavarian police registered over 2,000 crimes …
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