Welfare organizations see social stability at risk
The Saxon government's austerity measures are causing a stir. It is clear to everyone that cuts are necessary in view of falling revenues. But where should savings be made?
Current Social News from Saxony Dresden Leipzig Chemnitz
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Racist complaint - demonstration and right-wing protest in Sebnitz
A master roofer advertises for trainees in the official gazette of the town of Sebnitz - with inhumane restrictions. The outrage is huge, there are criminal charges - and public protest.
Craftsmen distance themselves from advertisement in Sebnitz official gazette
A master roofer advertises for trainees in the official gazette of the town of Sebnitz - with inhumane restrictions. The outrage is huge.
Inhumane ad in Sebnitz causes outrage
A roofing company advertises for trainees in the official gazette of the town of Sebnitz - and makes an inhumane restriction in the process. The town reacts, but is itself criticized.
Cultural promotion associations from eastern Germany meet in May
Museums, theaters: many things would not work without volunteers. In Wittenberg, cultural associations from eastern Germany want to provide new impetus. This should also involve networks, young talent and promotion.
More attacks - victim counselors warn of "right-wing takeover"
Right-wing violence in Saxony continues to increase. 2024 victim counselors again recorded more attacks than in Chemnitz in 2018. There is talk of a right-wing takeover.
Season over - night cafés welcome more guests
During the winter months, homeless people can spend the night in the rooms of Dresden's parishes. This season, a particularly large number of women came.
German Hygiene Museum illuminates freedom - Merkel reads
"Freedom" is the title of Angela Merkel's memoirs. The German Hygiene Museum in Dresden has invited the former Chancellor to read from her book at an exhibition on this topic.
Left party sounds the alarm: too few controls in care
Deficiencies in the handling of medicines, hygiene and staffing were reported in nursing homes in 2024. However, only around one in three homes was inspected. Too few, says the Left Party.
Statnik re-elected as head of the Union of Lusatian Sorbs
The Sorbs rely on continuity in their representation of interests. The old and new Domowina leader calls on people to work to preserve the Sorbian language.
Former GDR civil rights activist Gerd Poppe is dead
He rebelled against the GDR superiors and urged the Greens to take a more realistic view of foreign policy. Gerd Poppe has now passed away.
Parental allowance: Saxony remains the leader in paternity rates
Last year, fewer fathers and mothers received parental allowance than in 2023. Saxony is further ahead in one category.
Appeals for Women's Day: equal rights and protection
Every year on March 8, International Women's Day, women's rights are commemorated. Even in Germany, equality between men and women has not yet been fully achieved.
DGB calls for equal rights on Women's Day
Every year on March 8, International Women's Day, women's rights are commemorated. Even in Germany, complete equality between men and women has still not been achieved.
Frauenkirche Foundation initiates citizens' council for Dresden
Citizens' councils with randomly drawn participants are a popular instrument of co-determination, especially in municipalities. In Dresden, too, such a council is to be established - for peaceful coexistence.
More cases of child endangerment in Saxony
Even though fewer cases were examined: The number of cases of child endangerment in Saxony has risen. Most of the cases involved neglect.
Associations warn against cuts to equality policy
There is a gaping hole in Saxony's budget that can only be plugged with difficulty. Clubs and associations from many areas fear cuts. This also applies to equality policy.
Anti-discrimination office: Cases increased by eleven percent
The advice center is receiving more and more drastic cases. There has been a rise in cases involving authorities and education in particular, but there is a lack of legal action.
Rise in the number of power cuts in major cities
Anyone who does not pay their electricity bill must expect to be cut off. The Left Party is calling for a ban on electricity and gas cut-offs by law.
Willingness to donate declining in the Southeast
There are clear differences in donations across Germany. This applies to the amount of donations as well as the trend from year to year. New figures are now available.
Saxon is not dying out - it is changing
Many swansongs have been sung for dialects such as Saxon. Wrongly so, says one linguist. Dialects are not dying out. They are just changing.
Saxony approves Violence Assistance Act in the Bundesrat
From 2032, women will be entitled to protection from violence by law. The federal government wants to support the federal states with billions to achieve this. The Bundesrat agrees, but also voices criticism.
Statistics: Valentine's Day not a popular day to get married
On February 14, couples around the world show their love. But do a particularly large number of them say "I do" on this day?
Sorbian: More stores in Bautzen advertise bilingually
The Sorbs are the smallest Slavic people living in Lusatia. Bilingual street signs are a common sight there. In Bautzen, more and more stores are now pointing out this special feature.
100 days of the Self-Determination Act: 263 used it in Dresden
Since November 1, people in Germany have been able to change their gender entry and first name more easily - without an expert opinion or court proceedings. In Dresden, 263 people have already done this.
"Candide", Lippi and Giesinger - Anniversary Semper Opera Ball
In 1925, the first opera ball was held in Semper's famous theater building in Dresden. The modern Semper Opera Ball celebrates the millennium with an opulent program - both indoors and outdoors.
Till Brönner plays at the Semper Opera Ball Dresden
The Dresden Semperoper Ball continues to change. After a successful relaunch in 2024, the organizers are coming up with further innovations - in addition to celebrities from music, theater, film and showbiz.
Heino comes to Dresden for the Semper Opera Ball
The Semper Opera Ball in Dresden likes to keep the names of prominent guests under wraps until the very end. One has now come forward himself and wants to ennoble the ball: Folk musician Heino.
Saxony's first day hospice cares for 34 guests in its first year
One year ago, Saxony's first day hospice for seriously ill people opened in Leipzig. The number of guests is increasing. Even a wedding has been celebrated there.