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German language
Idioms
When do you “bite into a sour apple” in Germany?
The German language is rich in curious idioms. Here are some examples, and you can find out where they come from.
German language
Dialects
Dialects: when Germans don’t even understand German
The country of Germany has one language, but it is one which is incredibly varied in different regional forms. An introduction.
Housing
Living
Discovering German living rooms
How do people in Germany live? And is there a typical German living room? Take a look here!
Christmas
“Silent Night”
We wanted to know what makes for a classic Christmas in Germany. Read what we found out here.
Children’s rights
Unaccompanied refugees
Fresh perspectives for young refugees
Fresh perspectives for young refugees: the Frankfurt Child Protection Association’s “Volunteer Guardianships” project provides support and prospects.
Children’s rights
Leisure time
The right to play
Children are entitled to have time to pursue play and leisure. This part of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is implemented in Germany, and Germany supports it worldwide, too.
Children’s rights
Participation
Young people have their say
From student councils to parliaments – children and young people in Germany have a wide range of opportunities to get actively involved in politics.
Children's rights
FAQ
Protecting childhood – children's rights in Germany and around the world
Children need special protection. Learn the most important facts about the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and its implementation in Germany here.
Reformation Day: Martin Luther, the Reformer
How Martin Luther and the Reformation have continued to influence German society until the present.
Exile Media Hub
Europe
A new start in Germany
The Exile Media Hub Brandenburg offers displaced media workers from around the world the opportunity to have a fresh start in their professions.
Shell Youth Survey
Germany
Young Germans have a positive outlook
The 2024 Shell Youth Study draws a differentiated view of Germany's young generation: the majority is pragmatic, open-minded and optimistic.
#UnitedAndFree
Commitment
Turning anger into courage
Taking action for freedom: what Radikale Töchter and Youth Lead the Change do to get young people excited about democracy.
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