Germany's Federal Intelligence Service has launched a special helpline for citizens exiled from Russia and China. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The helpline is designed to provide psychological and legal support to individuals who have arrived in Germany or have been subjected to persecution. This initiative is part of a new program by the country's intelligence service.
According to service representatives, citizens can call the helpline to receive advice on issues related to their safety. The service also helps victims with document processing and integration into the country.
This step demonstrates Germany's active stance in the field of international human rights protection. The country's authorities emphasize that such measures are part of their policy aimed at protecting human rights.
News of the helpline's opening has spread widely in global media and received active public support. Many experts view this initiative as evidence of Germany's commitment to democratic values.