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Deutsche Welle20.05.2026Crime

Germany's Jugendschutz.net Reports Over 15,000 Cases of Online Sexualization, Hate, and Violence Against Minors in 2025

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Germany's Jugendschutz.net reports a surge in online sexualization, hate, and violence against minors, with over 15,000 cases in 2025, highlighting inadequate protection and the need for stricter EU regulations.

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