Holocaust Monument for LGBTQ+ Victims Vandalized in Berlin
The public prosecutor is investigating it as a potential hate crime.
August 15 2023 6:32 PM
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The public prosecutor is investigating it as a potential hate crime.
Between 77 and 200 estimated prisoners were persecuted for their sexual orientation, scholars believe.
Because the defendant admitted his crime, suffers from substance abuse disorders, and had a history of boxing, German prosecutors said he didn’t intend to kill the victim.
The move reflects Germany's tradition of nudity.
For the first time, the German Bundestag dedicated its annual Holocaust remembrance to LGBTQ+ people who were killed under Hitler's rule.
It all started with an Airbnb, some gin, and a broken toilet.
A 25-year-old transgender man who was attacked during Munster, Germany's Christopher Street Day celebration last weekend has died after being violently attacked.
Although the roommate is vaccinated, the monkeypox vaccine isn't recognized in the European Union.
Police reported two incidents of anti-LGBTQ+ violence in the hours after Germany's largest LGBTQ+ Pride celebration in Berlin.
Watch Schafer call out German club Silq and its bouncer outside the venue shortly after it happened.
Tessa Ganserer and Nyke Slawik will represent the Green party in the country's lower house.
The victim was cut up and his remains were scattered around Berlin.Â
Numerous churches around the nation will hold blessing services in the next few days.
The group called for changes in the entertainment industry through a manifesto in a national newspaper.
The Ministry of Defense will unveil a bill to that effect in September.
The controversial conservative had been ambassador to Germany and acting director of national intelligence.
The legislation was approved in Parliament and is expected to be signed by the president.
Chancellor Angela Merkel and her cabinet endorsed a ban on the therapy for minors; now Parliament will vote.
The German capital saw more attacks targeting gays, lesbians, and transgender individuals in the first nine months of 2019 than occurred in all of 2018.