Explanation against hatred and agitation signed

With the Stuttgart declaration, the Interior Ministers' Conference is committed to fighting hatred and rush together - online and offline.

"Hate and agitation are a massive social problem and we have to proceed here, especially on the Internet. A clear attitude against hate and rush, especially against the background of the recent developments, we are clearly positioned for anti -Semitism! Deputy Prime Minister, Chairman of the Interior Ministers' Conference and Interior Minister Thomas> Strobl .

signing of the Stuttgart explanation

Previously, Interior Minister Thomas Strobl and the spokesman for the SPD and Union-led interior ministries of Lower Saxony Interior Minister Boris Pistorius and Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann together with Hans-Georg Engelke, State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Interior, for construction and inner, signed in the name of all German interior ministers in the Stuttgart synagogue Explanation ”.

With the Stuttgart declaration, the Interior Ministers' Conference is decisive for fighting hatred and agitation together - online and offline.

measures of the Stuttgart explanation

The Interior Ministers' Conference considers the following measures in particular:

• legal regulations that enable clear identification of criminals on the Internet,
• a regular, trusting exchange between the Jewish communities and the locally responsible police stations, the highest possible security standard for protective measures for Jewish institutions, police investigations usually by the state security services of the criminal police, the further anchoring of the struggle against semititism in the police training and further education and a high level of sensitivity to the concerns of all other of hate and agitation Affected population groups such as the LGBTI community (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex People),
• The examination of how hatred and agitation can be consistently prevented and punished on Botendiensten,
• Efficient registration options and central reporting points for hate crime also on the Internet
• The further development of existing prevention programs for courageous behavior on the Internet.