GERMANY EXPOSED? State Admits No Legal Duty For Youth Centres To Report Abuse Suspicions!

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A member of the Alternative for Germany parliamentary group addressed a state legislature to highlight what she described as a significant gap in Germany's child protection framework, citing a case in Gnarrenburg in which a family alleged that a local youth centre, municipal officials and church authorities became aware of a suspected serious incident involving a minor but did not inform the child's parents or law enforcement for an extended period. The speaker stated that under current law, open children's and youth institutions face no legal obligation to report suspected instances of sexualized violence to child protection authorities, unlike requirements that apply to certain other categories of institutions, and said the state government had itself acknowledged this gap in a formal response to a parliamentary inquiry while declining to consider reviewing or adapting existing reporting and information structures. She cited state youth office data showing 112 suspected cases of sexu

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