Extremism: Statistics: Racist Violence at a High Level
Victims of violence often do not feel taken seriously The figures of the association are significantly higher than in official police statistics; There is for the
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Victims of violence often do not feel taken seriously The figures of the association are significantly higher than in official police statistics; There is only about 1,300 right-wing extremist violent crimes for the previous year. According to the VBRG data, racism remains the most frequent motive for crime with 1,729 documented acts. The annual report for 2025 is based on data from 13 of the 16 federal states.
Furthermore, In addition, the counselling centers recorded 325 queer-hostile and 180 anti-Semitic acts of violence. Although this is below the maximum value from 2024, when around 3,450 cases were counted, the number is significantly higher than in previous years. Porath says many affected people do not feel taken seriously by the police and the judiciary, attacks are often trivialized and procedures delayed.
In addition, The umbrella organisation VBRG registered 3,176 right-wing, racist and anti-Semitic-motivated attacks last year. Judith Porath from the Association of Counselling Centers for Affected Right-Wing, Racist and Anti-Semitic Violence (VBRG) complains of an “increasing normalization” of such incidents: “Threat and attacks are now part of everyday life for many affected persons.” Racism is the most common crime motive Over the years, however, the figures of the VBRG are only partially comparable.
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Victims of violence often do not feel taken seriously The figures of the association are significantly higher than in official police statistics; There is only about 1,300 right-wing extremist violent crimes for the previous year.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAccording to the VBRG data, racism remains the most frequent motive for crime with 1,729 documented acts.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe annual report for 2025 is based on data from 13 of the 16 federal states.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn addition, the counselling centers recorded 325 queer-hostile and 180 anti-Semitic acts of violence.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAlthough this is below the maximum value from 2024, when around 3,450 cases were counted, the number is significantly higher than in previous years.
reliability low1/3 sourcesPorath says many affected people do not feel taken seriously by the police and the judiciary, attacks are often trivialized and procedures delayed.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe umbrella organisation VBRG registered 3,176 right-wing, racist and anti-Semitic-motivated attacks last year.
reliability low1/3 sourcesJudith Porath from the Association of Counselling Centers for Affected Right-Wing, Racist and Anti-Semitic Violence (VBRG) complains of an “increasing normalization” of such incidents: “Threat and attacks are now part of everyday life for many affected persons.” Racism is the most common crime motive Over the years, however, the figures of the VBRG are only partially comparable.
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