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FACT CHECK: Are people punished for using Nazi slogans in Germany? - Vimarsana News

FACT CHECK: Are people punished for using Nazi slogans in Germany?

After a video clip of people chanting Nazi slogans on the German island of Sylt went viral, many are waiting to see what consequences the perpetrators will face. The Local takes a look at how German law handles cases of hate speech.

Alexander Zverev assault trial: All you need to know – DW – 05/27/2024 - Vimarsana News

Alexander Zverev assault trial: All you need to know – DW – 05/27/2024

Germany's top tennis player Alexander Zverev is among the favorites at the French Open. However, his impending assault trial is casting a shadow over his achievements and the sport as a whole.

Source: dw.com
Germany believes decriminalising possession of child pornography may be a good thing. Here's why – Firstpost - Vimarsana News

Germany believes decriminalising possession of child pornography may be a good thing. Here's why – Firstpost

In 2021, Germany for the first time, made possession of child sex abuse material a felony. The country had voted to remove the possession of child sexual materials as a criminal offence

Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday

Severe storms and heavy rain, German activists call on EU citizens to help protect abortion rights, Toni Kroos to retire from football and more news from around Germany on Wednesday.

Jewish Studies and Digital Humanities Students Join to Discuss Serious Games - Vimarsana News

Jewish Studies and Digital Humanities Students Join to Discuss Serious Games

Students from two courses — Videogames and Human Agency, and Special Topics in Jewish Studies — examined how German law relates to use of symbols such as the swastika in serious digital videogames.

Source: uark.edu