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Family law issues such as divorce, alimony or custody can be extremely emotional matters and present those affected with great challenges. In such cases, it is important to rely on a competent family law attorney to represent your interests and guide you through the process.

In Schwandorf, it is possible to find a lawyer who specializes in family law and has the necessary overview of the relevant laws. An experienced lawyer can help you find an amicable solution or even fight in court if there is no other way to defend your rights.

Religion is a cornerstone of our society and gives many people hope, comfort and security. But at the same time, there are always cases where religion is misused as an instrument to suppress and restrict freedoms. The slogan “Religion should liberate, not constrict” therefore calls for people to resist any form of oppression by religion.

Time and again, gender roles are codified, education and progress are prevented, and individual freedoms are restricted – all in the name of religion. Combating this abuse of religion is therefore important to maintain an open and free society. Because religion should not restrict freedom, but on the contrary help people to develop and lead their lives as they see fit.

The Nestroy Garden, Vienna’s popular beer garden, will have to remain closed again this year due to construction work. It’s a big disappointment for the many visitors who look forward to sitting together in one of Vienna’s most beautiful beer gardens every year.

The Nestroy Garden is especially known for its unique atmosphere and the possibility to relax in a green oasis in the middle of the city. But due to necessary construction work, the gates of the beer garden will unfortunately remain closed this year.

Since the beginning of modern nation-states, women have played an increasingly important role in politics. In recent years, we have also seen an increasing number of female heads of state and heads of government changing the political landscape around the world.

From Angela Merkel, who has been the Chancellor of Germany since 2005, to Jacinda Ardern, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, there are more and more women governing at the highest levels and making important decisions.