What’s not allowed, or is special
Use of Nazi symbols
The use or display of Nazi symbols, such as the swastika or the Hitler salute, is illegal in Germany. The law aims to ensure that such symbols are not used to glorify National Socialism or spread far-right ideologies.
Denial of the Holocaust
Denying or downplaying the Holocaust or other Nazi crimes is illegal in Germany. The law aims to help preserve the memory of the victims of National Socialism and prevent the resurgence of anti-Semitism and other forms of hate crimes.
Restrictions on freedom of speech
Freedom of speech in Germany is limited by laws that prohibit certain forms of hate speech and defamation. These restrictions aim to protect the dignity of other individuals and groups and promote social harmony.
Ban on public assemblies
Under certain circumstances, public assemblies can be banned or restricted in Germany. This can happen if the assembly is seen as a threat to public safety and order.
Incitement to hatred
Incitement to hatred is a crime in Germany that includes public incitement to hatred or violence against a particular group of people based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, gender, or sexual orientation. The law aims to ensure the protection of minorities and social harmony.
Ban on extremist groups
The law prohibits extremist groups that reject the constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany or attempt to overthrow it through violent means. The ban can help ensure the protection of democracy and the rule of law.
Data protection
Data protection is an important concern in Germany and is protected by strict laws and regulations. Companies and public institutions must ensure that personal data is only used for the agreed purposes and that appropriate security measures are taken to protect the data.
Labor law
Labor law in Germany provides workers with high protection and includes regulations such as the minimum wage, maximum working hours, vacation entitlement, and protection against unfair dismissal. The law aims to ensure fair working conditions and social justice.
Environmental protection
Environmental protection is an important concern in Germany and is protected by strict laws and regulations. Companies and public institutions must ensure that they comply with environmental regulations and minimize their impact on the environment.