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Germany updates: Police launch crackdown on hate speech
- At 6 a.m. this morning, police launched a crackdown in Germany targeting 170 individuals for their online hate speech, especially those making right-wing statements.
- The operation, conducted by the Federal Criminal Police Office , involved house visits and searches for computers and phones.
- According to the BKA, online hate speech crimes rose to 10,732 last year, marking a 34% increase since 2023.
- Interior Minister Herbert Reul emphasized that harmful online opinions will not be tolerated, stating that 'people have forgotten the difference between hate and opinion.
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Police officers took action on Wednesday in over 180 missions against suspects who are said to have shared criminal content on the web. The BKA assigns most suspects to the right-wing spectrum.
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NEW – German police today raided the homes of 170 citizens for allegedly spreading “hate” or insulting politicians on the Internet.
NEW – German police today raided the homes of 170 citizens for allegedly spreading "hate" or insulting politicians on the Internet.https://t.co/yxWYrcxKa3 — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) June 25, 2025
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