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45,000 students are protesting against conscription. Their right to do so. In Russia, they would go to prison for it. But a generation that does not perceive Russia's imperialism as a threat should ask themselves how much they are influenced by Russian propaganda – even on TikTok. Russia's aggressive war and 258,000 documented war crimes are reality, but these young people are ignoring the reality. (translated)

Today it is a year since I received a call that no mother should receive. A friend of my daughter was on the phone and told me my child had just been brutally beaten. In the background, I heard my child sobbing and repeatedly saying, "My mama, my mama." When I arrived, she was lying blood-soaked on a bench. The perpetrator had brought her to the ground and hit and kicked her so violently that she broke her own hand in the process. My daughter arrived at the hospital with split lips, a skull-brain trauma, and an abdominal trauma. What followed would not be believed by anyone if I hadn't fortunately documented everything in writing. My child sleeps poorly, cries a lot, withdraws. About once a week I have to pick her up from school because she has a panic attack or simply cannot stop crying; before that, she was cheeky, confident, and cheerful... She is in therapy, but outside she only feels safe to this day when I am there or at least two of her friends. I drive her to appointments, or friends pick her up. When she has managed to go out alone, she has been harassed again by the perpetrator. And next Friday, she is supposed to attend an event for vocational training at her old school, where she was bullied for two years, and her attacker is supposed to participate in the same event because she is in the same year at that school. My child will not go there. But it makes me so angry that she has to miss out on this event for that reason. I have already experienced how little she was protected there and how much, in my opinion, perpetrators were protected, especially if they were not German. Why should I trust that it will be different this time? I can't even accompany her because I have been banned from the premises after reporting the principal to the authorities several times. Next month, the first hearing before the juvenile court is finally happening. The civil lawsuit is still pending, but I have a great lawyer by my side who is there for me the whole time. This weekend, my daughter is fortunately with a good friend of mine and her children. The kids have known each other since they were small, and I hope she can relax a bit there. After the hearing, we wanted to go back to the Baltic Sea during the fall break. Whether that works out with the gas prices, I don't know. It's already difficult enough to handle all of this somehow. And then I also have to watch my child have to forgo completely normal things because of fear of her attacker. It just leaves me in disbelief. Our children are no longer safe in this country... (translated)

#Witten: The racer veered to the right, crashed into the young woman's Mini, which was thrown into oncoming traffic. The Mini collided head-on with the bus! The 18-year-old was critically injured. Three teenagers (13, 15) who were also in the car were seriously injured. (translated)

Children's Rights Advocate: - notifies the mother tugging the child - she responds rudely - reports to the police - they see no grounds - reports to the guardian and court - they see no grounds - intervenes with the police chief - they take the children, - the court orders the return. Sick, like the Youth Office. Good morning. (translated)

Lauterbach comments on the rising social contributions for young people with the words "sniff." Amthor has beach chairs pushed back and forth in the Chancellor's office. The unserviced and retired Spahn calls on young people with the words "Your homeland needs you" to take up arms. Merz calls on the Germans to stop being so "whiny and plaintive." What distinguishes our democracy from feudalism again? (translated)

A study by the Institute for Advanced Studies shows that first-generation migrant youth are significantly more likely to be in the NEET group (not in education, employment, or training) than those without a migration background, with origin and gender being key factors for employability. (translated)

Fill out the "volunteer questionnaire," otherwise - Reminder - Fine notice - Police appearance - Coercive detention What has been "inhumane" and "fascist" since 2015 is now no problem at all. The state is taking harsher action against German youth than against people who should not even be in the country. One has to imagine that. (translated)

Good morning everyone, last Saturday evening, a 16-year-old was suddenly shot in the face with a blank gun in a supermarket parking lot in Duisburg. The teenager was injured so severely that he may go blind in the affected eye. The police are now publicly searching for the 21-year-old suspect Ali Azad Kurt. If you see him, do not engage but call emergency number 110. More information here: https://t.co/v47yXJtbXI (translated)

A new study shows that first-generation migrant youth in Austria are significantly more likely to be without a job or education, with differences based on origin and gender, while emphasizing the importance of visible role models for their entry into the labor market. (translated)

Daniel Gunz, who experienced sexual violence as a teenager, speaks critically in an interview with the STANDARD about media reporting on such acts and warns against sensationalism and the demonization of perpetrators, while addressing his own fear of potentially becoming a perpetrator himself. (translated)