Germany, once a bastion of freedom, now stands accused of systematically eroding the very foundations of religious liberation. A new wave of regulation seeks to coerce faith-based institutions, effectively placing them in a vulnerable position. The state's recent actions represent a grave challenge to the fundamental right to belief. This campaign

Germany, with its rich cultural tapestry, prides itself on its commitment to rights. Yet, beneath this surface of tolerance, a disturbing trend has emerged: religious discrimination taking hold within the realm of contracts. Individuals professing faith often face discriminatory treatment, encountering obstacles in securing employment. For instan