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Domestic violence

Stuttgart law and order partnership against domestic violence

The Stuttgart Regulatory Partnership against Domestic Violence (STOP) has been in existence since 2001 and is coordinated by the City of Stuttgart. Institutions and counseling centers from the police-legal and psychosocial fields work together to effectively prevent and intervene in violence.

For 20 years, the Equal Opportunity Department has coordinated the Stuttgart Order Partnership Against Domestic Violence (STOP).

Anniversary event 20 years STOP

For more than 20 years, the Department for Equal Opportunities has coordinated the Stuttgart Partnership for Order against Domestic Violence (STOP). In this network of police, administration and counseling centers, the various expertise and perspectives of the cooperation partners are bundled. Thus, a reliable procedure for the protection of victims, for the work with perpetrators as well as prevention and further education could be established. The STOP process enjoys national and international recognition.

To mark the anniversary of the procedure, the Equal Opportunities Department held a ceremony at the tri-bühne theater in Stuttgart. In addition to greetings, inputs and interviews, the highlights of the live-streamed event were the play “My Home is my Castle” by Irfan Kars, written especially for this occasion, and an interview film with numerous voices of cooperation partners and politicians about the development and work of the network.

About STOP

Under the umbrella of the Stuttgart Partnership against Domestic Violence (STOP (opens in a new tab)), the  Equal Opportunities Department is continuously developing new projects, measures and services in the areas of intervention, prevention and public relations and adapting the working structure and networking with various stakeholders to current needs.

Selection of projects and cooperations

Within the framework of STOP, numerous actions, projects and cooperations take place in the state capital. A selection is presented here.

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  • City of Stuttgart
  • City of Stuttgart
  • Equal Opportunities Department
  • Thomas Niedermüller/City of Stuttgart
  • Getty Images/fizkes
  • Adobe Stock
  • Kaarina Bauer, City of Stuttgart