Question 262
What does the principle of equal treatment mean in Germany?
Deutsch: Was bedeutet in Deutschland der Grundsatz der Gleichbehandlung?
Answer options
- No one is allowed to sue people if they have been disadvantaged.
- No one may be disadvantaged because of a disability, for example.✓ Correct answer
- It is the law for everyone to donate money to disadvantaged groups every year.
- You can discriminate against other people if there are sufficient personal reasons for doing so.
Explanation
The question relates to the principle of equal treatment in German law. This principle is enshrined in the Basic Law and is intended to ensure that all people are equal before the law. It plays an important role in protecting against discrimination, for example in everyday life, in working life or in dealing with government agencies, and concerns fair and equal treatment of all persons.
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