2024 Annual Report Published
The Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft Täterarbeit Häusliche Gewalt e.V. has published its Annual Report for 2024. The Annual Report provides insights into the work of our umbrella organisation.
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Funding Perpetrator Work in Berlin with a View to Budget Planning for 2026/2027
Perpetrator work is a crucial component of the intervention chain in domestic violence and takes place within cooperative alliances. For effective violence protection, it is
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Positioning on the Coalition Agreement between CDU/CSU and SPD
On 9 April 2025, the CDU/CSU and SPD published the coalition agreement for the upcoming legislative period. The strengthening of prevention and perpetrator work is
Zum BeitragGender Equality Now! – Statement on the Occasion of International Women’s Day on 8 March 2025
Guarantee Human Rights, Shape the Future – Gender Equality Now! In 2025, gender equality has not been achieved in Germany or in any other country
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Perpetrator work according to standards: Certificate presentation to Bavarian perpetrator work facilities
On 17 February, the official presentation of certificates to 13 Bavarian BAG member facilities took place at the Ministry for Family, Labour and Social Affairs
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Keeping protection against violence in focus: Initial position of the Istanbul Convention Alliance on the strategy for protection against violence under the Istanbul Convention
The Istanbul Convention Alliance (BIK) expressly welcomes the fact that the BMFSFJ has taken the lead in presenting a Federal Government strategy for protection against
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Press Release: Perpetrator Work into the Government Programme! – Demands for the 2025 Federal Election
The Federal Association for Perpetrator Work in Domestic Violence (BAG TäHG) has published its demands for the 2025 federal election. The umbrella organisation of 91
Zum BeitragStatement on the Draft of a First Act to Amend the Protection Against Violence Act
Introduction With the passing of the Protection Against Violence Act (GewSchG) in 2001, the legislature set a milestone for the protection of people affected by
Zum BeitragJoint Association Letter on the Draft Bill for the Reform of Abortion Laws
73 associations call on Members of the Bundestag to support the cross-party draft bill for the reform of abortion laws!
Zum Beitrag“Rethinking as a Society”: Statement on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls on 25 November 2024
In the USA, an openly misogynistic man convicted of sexual abuse is elected president. The number of armed conflicts is rising to record levels[1] –
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