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The Federal Ministry of Justice is digitalising and strengthening the justice system and the rule of law. We are working to modernise our country – and we are dedicated to fighting bureaucracy. We are bringing the law into line with today’s social reality and strengthening citizens' rights. We are working on a modern and pragmatic approach to migration policy. And we are committed to working with other countries to promote the international prosecution of war crimes – especially in Ukraine.
Germany needs to pick up the pace. Boosting economic development, promoting the energy transition and rapidly improving infrastructure all depend on faster planning and approval procedures.
Digitalisation is the most effective way to reduce bureaucracy and speed up processes. This applies to businesses, but also to public administration.
A robust state under the rule of law requires a well-functioning justice system. That is why we are reducing the burden on courts caused by mass civil litigation in particular.
A robust state under the rule of law needs clear rules. Acquiring German citizenship will be faster in future – but it will also be subject to stricter requirements.
Any interference with fundamental rights must always be the exception – and requires particular justification.
The law must keep pace with social reality. To this end, we have initiated a comprehensive revision of family law.
Putin’s criminal war of aggression against Ukraine has been ongoing for almost three years.