How racist is Germany?
Synopsis
In 2019, Germany reported 3,580 cases of discrimination, with 1,176 classified as racial, reflecting a significant increase in incidents over previous years.
Synopsis
A civil engineer from Syria recounts workplace discrimination in Germany, part of a broader issue detailed in the federal anti-discrimination agency's 2019 report. There were 3,580 reported cases of discrimination, with 1,176 classified as racial. The report coincides with increased awareness following Black Lives Matter protests. Berlin has created an anti-discrimination law, aiming to address everyday discrimination and empower affected communities. Cultural scholar Peggy Pichia discusses the need for action against racism.
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Why Watch
- Find out how Germany's racism problem is being addressed.
- See the impact of Black Lives Matter protests in Germany.
- Meet Peggy Pichia, a policy advisor on diversity.
Did You Know
- Germany reported 3,580 cases of discrimination in 2019.
- 33 percent of discrimination cases in 2019 were classified as racist.
- The number of reported racist cases more than doubled in four years.
- Berlin is the first state in Germany to implement an anti-discrimination law.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many reported cases of discrimination were there in Germany in 2019?
There were 3,580 reported cases of discrimination in Germany in 2019.
What percentage of discrimination cases in Germany in 2019 were classified as racist?
In 2019, 33 percent of the discrimination cases were classified as racist.
What is the significance of the anti-discrimination law in Berlin?
Berlin is the first state in Germany to have an anti-discrimination law, which involved a consultation process with the black community about their experiences with discrimination.
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