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Trigger warning

A note on the content of this website

This website is about the long-term consequences of physical, psychological, digital and sexual violence and the often difficult paths through support, care and compensation systems.

Some content may be distressing. You decide what you read and when. You can leave the site at any time using the button at the bottom right, the quick exit at the top right or by pressing the Esc key three times.

On the left edge you will find a button that lets you change how the site is displayed (text size/contrast etc.).

If you need help right now: you will find emergency numbers and support services further down. TelefonSeelsorge (116 123) can be reached 24/7.

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This notice can only be dismissed with JavaScript enabled — it remembers your choice in the browser. You can simply read on.

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Accessibility

Leave this site quickly

In the top right corner you'll find the ‘Quick exit’ button. On your phone, it's always within reach in the bar at the bottom. One tap takes you straight to a harmless-looking page.

You can also press the ESC key three times in a row. This works on every page, without you having to look for anything first.

To be honest: the quick exit takes you away immediately and leaves no entry in your history for this one page. However, pages you visited earlier stay in your browser history — we can't delete them from here. If nobody should see that you were here, it's best to open the site in a private window (often Ctrl+Shift+N or Ctrl+Shift+P) or delete your history yourself afterwards.

Adjust the display

On the left edge of the screen you'll find a round icon; on your phone it's called ‘Display’ in the bar at the bottom. There you can set up the page so that it's easiest for you to read:

Font size in four steps, line and letter spacing, an easy-to-read font, a font for people with dyslexia, four contrast settings including a dark view and greyscale, a reading line that follows the mouse pointer, a larger mouse pointer, highlighted links and the option to stop animations or hide images.

Your settings are saved on this device and still apply on your next visit. They're only stored in your browser — we don't find out anything about them.

Using the keyboard

The whole site can be used without a mouse. Use the Tab key to jump from element to element and the Enter key to select.

Right at the beginning there's a ‘Skip to content’ link that lets you skip the navigation. On long pages you'll find a table of contents at the top.

What we haven't managed yet

We are working to meet at least level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1), and go beyond it in many places.

Still to do: texts in Easy Read (Leichte Sprache) are so far only available for some pages. Descriptions for all images are not yet complete either.

Something not working?

If you notice anything that makes reading or using the site difficult for you, please let us know. We'll fix it.

Saved settings

This website remembers only what is in this list, and it does so in your browser on this device. None of it reaches us, none of it tells us who you are. You can reset every setting here.

  • Display

    Font size, contrast, line spacing and the other settings from the button on the left edge.

  • Notice about distressing content

    Whether the notice appears when you open the site — and whether you have dismissed it for good.

  • Trigger warning for individual sections

    For which sections (such as “Space for the unsaid”) you have already confirmed the warning during this visit. It comes back on your next visit.

  • Donation notice

    How many pages you have opened — the notice only appears after a few — and whether you have dismissed it. It then stays away for a while.

  • Wall of Shame

    How many sentences you have already read on the Wall of Shame, so you can carry on after reloading. After 30 days without reading on, it is forgotten.

Without JavaScript this site saves nothing — so there is nothing to reset here.