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Counselling centre for victims of right-wing, racist and antisemitic violence in Bavaria (please contact BEFORE for incidents in Munich and its metropolitan region)

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advises and supports victims, their relatives and witnesses to an attack

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operates throughout Bavaria and can organise interpreters on request

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Support after attacks or discrimination based on (assumed) origin, gender, religion/spiritual ideology, disability, age, social status, sexual identity, anti-racist/anti-fascist stance.

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Counselling for victims, relatives, associates and witnesses

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advises and supports all Munich residents who wish to report dehumanising or antidemocratic (e.g. racist or antisemitic) incidents in the city of Munich, especially when related to actions by the public authorities or administrations in the City of Munich (e.g. institutional racism).

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offers initial and institutional counselling (promotion of democratic structures with a keen awareness of discrimination)

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produces information materials, drafts proposals for the city council, organises city-wide campaigns and events

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Counselling and support for victims

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Reporting of antiziganist incidents

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Promotion of public awareness for antiziganist incidents as well as clear naming and description of the problem

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confidential initial contact point for students at Munich schools and their relatives experiencing discrimination and right-wing hate. The centre is open to victims and witnesses alike. Whether the incident occurs on the way to school, in class, on the playground or in class chat groups.

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meets with the school administrators and teachers, provides referrals to suitable counselling centres or experts for workshops.

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Counselling centre for staff at Munich schools (headmasters, teachers, school social workers, etc.) on how to tackle dehumanising incidents or incitements to hatred.

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Professional counselling on LGBTIQ+ issues

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Anti-discrimination counselling in the event of problems with the city administration regarding LGBTIQ+ matters

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advises and supports people with disabilities and provides assistance in the area of discrimination

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helps anyone who has questions about disability, requires support, is looking for information or has experienced discrimination due to their disability

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provides advice on the rights and opportunities of disabled persons

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initial assessment of your experience of discrimination, as well as information on how to proceed

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on written request, the Anti-Discrimination Agency provides information about your rights and how to assert them.

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Although the counselling provided by the Anti-Discrimination Agency cannot replace individual legal advice, their counsellors can still inform you of whether further legal support is available locally in Munich

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is there for all women* who have experienced rape, assault, sexual harassment, stalking, sexualised violence in childhood or in the digital space.

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offers face-to-face and online counselling, trauma therapy and resource groups

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first point of contact for GEWOFAG tenants who experience discrimination in their neighbourhood, as well as for GEWOFAG employees, suppliers and contractors

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Allows anonymous reports and ensures the confidential treatment of information and tips with the involvement of the office responsible for democracy at GEWOFAG.

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advises citizens and employees of the City of Munich on the topic of equal rights, gender equity, equality and the advancement of women in all areas of life; provides specific information on contact points if a concern affects other offices

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promotes and develops gender equality structures within the framework of its topical focus points

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works on proposals to the city council, participates in staff selection procedures, organises working groups and events, produces information material and offers specific assistance in individual cases

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victims of online hate can contact Hate Aid free of charge

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provides detailed advice, emotional support and tips on how to take action against hate on the net.

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reviews whether court action is possible and whether Hate Aid can offer financial support for legal costs.

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The campaign page “Equality protects against violence!” (Gleichberechtigung schützt vor Gewalt) run by the Gender Equality Office provides a list of contact points and counselling centres dealing with sexualised and domestic violence.

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is aimed at all lesbian/queer girls and women of all ages (cis, trans*, inter*)

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provides counselling on violence and discrimination in all contexts with specific counselling for queer refugees

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persons who have committed violent acts can also contact LeTRa.

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also counsels relatives, resource persons and those who are professionally involved with the issue of violence.

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counsels and supports Sinti and Roma who experience dehumanising or anti-democratic attacks (racist, antiziganist) and structural racism at the hands of authorities, offices or other institutions and would like to report the incidents to the City of Munich.

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offers initial counselling and institutional counselling for the promotion of democratic structures with a keen awareness of discrimination

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takes part in campaigns to fight racism and antiziganism in particular

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produces information materials and organises educational, training and information events specifically on the topic of antiziganism

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cooperates with other victim protection offices in the Bavarian capital of Munich

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Department 105 is staffed exclusively by criminal investigation officers. This means that we are subject to the “principle of legality” (Section 163 Code of Criminal Procedure (StPO)) and are therefore obliged to initiate proceedings if there is a suspicion of a criminal offence and we are able to establish personal details.

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Every victim of hate crime may contact K105 for advice. This applies also if the person is not certain whether they have become the victim of a hate crime.

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Assistance with reporting an offence, information about other counselling centres

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documents the activities of right-wing groups and racist, antisemitic, anti-LGBTIQ, extreme right-wing and other discriminatory incidents, attacks and assaults in the Munich area (city and metropolitan region)

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persons can use the report form to submit their own experiences and observations

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for internet users who encounter hate speech on the net and want to do something about it.

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Hate speech can be reported to this office. REspect! asks the network operator to delete the post in the event that it violates German law. Authors posting comments that incite hatred are always reported to the police.

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Please take note: If you provide prior consent, REspect! will be obliged to pass on personal details to the police.

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records reports of antisemitic incidents and supports victims

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provides referrals to additional counselling services, assists in dealing with the authorities and the police and publicises individual incidents in an anonymised form after consulting

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Centre for the reporting of hate speech, discrimination and violence

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For anyone who has experienced or witnessed anti-LGBTIQ+ discrimination or violence, also in intimate partner relationships

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for victims, relatives, resource persons and professionals

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offers crisis intervention, initial assessment, counselling and practical support as well as referrals for counselling within a Bavaria-wide network

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Counselling and support for gay, bisexual and trans* men, their friends and relatives

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offers advice on all questions and conflicts that arise in your life

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counselling is provided by gay men from different disciplines

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for women, but also men, older persons, people in need of care and disabled persons who are affected by violence

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provides telephone counselling (anonymously on request), free examinations, documents your injuries and secures evidence and traces. Physical examinations are possible by prior arrangement. Please call the centre to schedule an appointment

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Note: Examination should be performed as soon as possible, as this is very important when reporting the incident to the police!

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aimed at inter* and trans* persons, their relatives and friends as well as professionals

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Awareness-raising, support and psychosocial guidance for victims of hate crime

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Counselling and, if necessary, personal referrals to specialised centres, self-help groups, authorities and other organisations