BerlinAccording to Berlin ‘s police chief Barbara Slowik, the controversial anti – discrimination law is under investigation in Clanmilieu complicate. “Clan members will test the law and reflexively raise the charge of discrimination, “said Slowik in one Spiegel interview.
The Anti-Discrimination Act (LADG) is supposed to protect people in Berlin from discrimination, for example because of their skin color or origin by authorities. It is said to alleviate complaints if people feel unjustly treated by police officers or other officials. Critics warn that the new law puts Berlin officials under general suspicion.
“I don’t think we needed the law,” said Slowik. This would make the work of the police more complex: “There will definitely be more discussions in everyday control situations. In the future, we will have to document each assignment even more precisely, ”said Slowik. Many police officers also perceive the rules as a “vote of no confidence”.
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