The Marie-Munk-Initiative of the Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte (GFF) advocates for the establishment of new legal principles. Certain accounts are to be prevented from disseminating content that is punishable under criminal law.
The aim is to guarantee safety on the Internet for those affected by hate and harassment, without any obligation for a real name or extended data storage becoming necessary.
The Alfred Landecker Foundation supports the Marie-Munk-Initiative in its efforts to expand regulation in the area of digital violence protection and to establish a more fundamental rights-sensitive approach to combating hate crime online.
In collaboration with the Marie-Munk-Initiative
In the fight against digital violence, the Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte e.V., GFF (Society for Civil Liberties) has launched the Marie-Munk-Initiative. In order to stop digital hate and violence more quickly, a new legal basis for blocking verbally violent content on the net is created without identifying the people behind the accounts.
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