Order and Security

Neighborhood Assistance

• Vibrant Neighborhoods: We promote initiatives such as festivals and garden projects so that people get to know each other and build trust.
• Solidarity: In a strong community, no one feels alone. Neighbors look after each other and take responsibility.
• Prevention: Where people look out for each other, criminals find it harder. This strengthens the collective sense of security.

Caretaker Networks

• Trusted Persons: Trained caretakers as direct contacts in every neighborhood for concerns and conflict resolution.
• Early Detection: Through on-site presence, problems can be identified before they lead to crime.
• Bridge Builders: Promoting cohesion between generations in the neighborhood.

Security Partnerships

• Trust: Close cooperation between police and citizens through regular meetings and exchange programs.
• Friend and Helper: The police should be perceived as a supportive partner one can turn to at any time.
• Shared Responsibility: Dialogue creates a safer and more livable environment for all citizens.

Early Assistance

• Education: Investments in early childhood education to impart social skills and empathy.
• Youth Centers: Support for places that provide young people with meaningful leisure activities.
• Risk Groups: Targeted safety nets for children from socially disadvantaged families or at-risk youth.
• Perspectives: Promotion of training and integration to prevent criminal career paths.

Conflict resolution

• Mediation: Peaceful settlement of disputes through professional conflict management instead of violence.
• De-escalation: Training for youth and adults for measured action in crisis situations.
• Violence prevention: Awareness campaigns against domestic violence and promotion of non-violent structures.

Rehabilitation

• Second Chance: Programs for offenders to reintegrate into society and prevent recidivism.
• Job market: Promotion of professional re-entry as the best way to stable living.
• Therapy: Therapeutic processing of the causes of crimes for a permanently crime-free life.

Strengthen Police

• Personnel & Equipment: Increase the number of officers and modernize equipment.
• Presence: Visible police, especially in crime‑heavy areas to deter crime.
• Streamlining: Reduction of administrative burden so core tasks can be focused.

Fairer Deportation

• Differentiation: Consideration of the severity of the offense and individual circumstances.
• Consistency: In cases of serious violent crimes and organized crime, deportation is carried out consistently.
• Rule of Law: Procedures based on human rights and clear legal foundations.

Citizen Engagement

• Citizen Patrols: Voluntary engagement with clear training in cooperation with the police.
• Responsibility: Citizens as "eyes and ears" to support, without replacing the police.

Victims & Cybercrime

We are massively improving victim protection and combating cybercrime to safeguard citizens' digital identities.

Terror & Border

Resolute counter-terrorism and strengthening border security through modern technology and international cooperation.