Everyday racism

Unfortunately, racist discrimination is often part of everyday life for people with a history of migration. You live in Germany and are still treated like a foreigner. You are insulted, attacked or discriminated against because of your religion, origin or skin color.

On the situation report - Racism in Germany

Brochure: Against anti-Semitism and racism: clear opinion, strong voice

What can you do?

In any case, the following always applies: always report a racist attack to the police first. Reporting it to the police ensures that the act of anti-Semites, antiziganists, right-wingers and racists does not remain without consequences and that they cannot continue to use violence against others. It is also important to report incidents to the police so that they are recorded in police statistics.

You can report right-wing, racist, antiziganist and anti-Semitic incidents here:

Contact and reporting points for discrimination
Advice in Frankfurt/M. - multilingual information
Reporting office for Hesse
ADiBe - Anti-discrimination counseling
Antiziganism Reporting and Information Center
Active against discrimination - Flyer
HELDEN e.V. association campaigns against racism and (cyber)bullying but for democratic values education

Here is the campaign against discrimination in Hesse.