German Government Plans to Ban 'Accompanied Drinking'
The German government has proposed a bill to ban 'accompanied drinking' for 14- and 15-year-olds. This measure aims to strengthen addiction prevention by removing the exception that allows minors to consume alcohol in public with parental supervision.
Where they agreeThe German government plans to ban the practice of 'accompanied drinking' for minors.
Key playersKarin Prien (Minister of Family Affairs)
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Wednesday, August 12
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