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AG Nr. 2

IFG vs. open questions about the SER

We ask because we want to understand.

Online
How
Online and project-based, you can join at any time
Who it's for
People affected, relatives, anyone interested, and professionals
Cost
Free of charge, and you don't need to be a member of the association

In social compensation law (Soziales Entschädigungsrecht, SER), many questions remain unanswered for people affected. Processes are hard to follow, information is missing or inconsistent – and it is often unclear why decisions are made the way they are.

In this working group, we collect exactly these open questions and bring them together in a structured way. Through requests under the Freedom of Information Act (Informationsfreiheitsgesetz, IFG), we want to get answers, better understand how things fit together and show how the SER is applied in practice.

From the answers, we want to work out where good solutions already work and where procedures are particularly stressful or problematic for people affected. Step by step, this should make best practice and worst case visible.

You can take part with your own questions or experiences, or by helping with research, structuring and analysis.

You can join at any time, whether you bring knowledge, experience, creativity or the wish to change something.

Interested? Just send us a short message: arbeitsgruppe@kein-einzelfall.de

We ask questions because understanding is the first step towards recognising differences and making change possible.