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"SAWT FALASTEEN" reports critically, without abusive criticism or incitement to hatred (§§ 130, 185 StGB (Criminal law code of the Federal Republic of Germany). Any discrimination against minorities is excluded. In this regard, "SAWT FALASTEEN" refers to the Berlin Press Act (Federal Republic of Germany) of 15 June 1965 (GVBl. Berlin p. 744)*), last amended by the Act of 3 July 20036), in this case with reference to Section 3 "The public role of the press", in which paragraph 3 of the Act literally states: "The press shall safeguard legitimate interests within the meaning of Section 193 StGB if it obtains and disseminates news in matters of public interest, takes a position, expresses criticism or participates in the formation of opinion in any other way." "The editorial offices of "SAWT FALASTEEN" are committed to the free democratic basic order and observe the limits of what is legally permissible. Opinions of the population are properly labelled.
Commission on Concentration in the Media (KEK):
"SAWT FALASTEEN" supports the work of the KEK, which was established in 1997 on the basis of the 3rd Interstate Broadcasting Amendment Treaty, and publishes news, information, video and image services against this background.
Violations of personality rights:
In the event of violations of personal rights, such as abusive criticism of editors, injunctive relief and damages are claimed in accordance with §§ 823 Para. 1, 1004 BGB. The place of jurisdiction is Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany.
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Editorial code:
"SAWT FALASTEEN" reports economically and politically independent, orientated towards quality, truthfulness and objective journalism. Press agencies provide contributions. No liability is accepted for unsolicited submissions. Reports reflect the state of affairs on the day of publication.
Profile:
"SAWT FALASTEEN" ("SF-PS") is a liberal-conservative daily newspaper. The orientation is determined by the editors. Freelance editors from outside the EU contribute articles from various departments. "TPP" reports around the clock, seven days a week, on global contexts, European issues, regional topics, civil rights, civic participation and democracy, as well as many other different news items.
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Status: 1st June 2025