Bremen plans footstorms: strong protection for women from violence!

Bremen plans footstorms: strong protection for women from violence!

Bremen, Deutschland - An urgent topic currently employs Bremen: the protection of women from domestic violence. The interior senator Ulrich Mäurer (SPD) is strongly committed to putting violent states onto the fur by electronic ankle cuffs. Butunbinnen.de reports that the planning has been in full swing since last summer to introduce this technology. Ulrich Mäurer sees the current situation as a huge social problem that urgently needs to be tackled.

A model could be the model from Spain, where similar measures are already successfully implemented. Here, violent offenders are equipped with ankle cuffs by judicial arrangement. If they approach an endangered person, an alarm is triggered and they can be followed in real time. Women who are threatened by violence could also receive a portable tracker who informs them in good time about the proximity of the perpetrator.

electronic ankle cuffs in Germany

The new Federal Minister of Justice Stefanie Hubig also has high demands on the protection of women from violent actors. In an article by WDR she is cited that the extent of domestic violence in Germany is frightening. She plans that family dishes can order electronic ankle cuffs in the future. The draft law should come to the table this year.

The use of such technologies has already proven itself in Spain. The use of electronic ankle skins has been introduced there since 2009, and remarkably in over 13,000 monitored cases there has been no registered female female in the past 13 years. So the technology could not only have a preventive effect, but also save lives.

Health and security of women

The backing for such measures comes not only from state representatives, but also from victim protection organizations such as the Weißen Ring, who consider the ankle model model to be promising. Mäurer emphasizes that the legal framework for such projects must now be created, and he also sees the new coalition at the federal level interested in driving the plans.

The initative could also be related to further measures to combat domestic violence that Hubig is considering. These include, among other things, mandatory anti-violence training and adjustments in parental care and access rights to prevent violence and ensure the safety of women.

If all of these plans are successfully implemented, Bremen could soon open a new chapter in the protection of women against violence - a step that may have far -reaching positive consequences for society.