On January 20, 2006, German deputies, once more, failed to agree on a bill aimed at transposing in the German law four European directives which fight discriminations. (Ref. 0656)
In June 2005, the “red-green” majority at the Bundestag had adopted a bill prohibiting any discrimination based on religion, convictions, race, ethnic membership, sex, sexual orientation, age and handicap. This was to apply for employment and for civil law. But this draft law had been stopped one month later by the Bundesrat, the Chamber that represents Länders and is dominated by the Christian Democrat Party (CDU) and Liberals (FDP). On January 20, it was again submitted in first reading to th
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