“Christina Clemm says what we don’t want to hear: Violence reflects the social conditions in which it occurs. What we need to know, and what we can do, is laid out in this urgently needed book.” – Maria Furtwängler
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Deutsches Theater Berlin
One after another, they rise to their feet: the representatives of the prosecution, the representatives of the joint plaintiffs, and the defense attorneys. They deliver their closing arguments. Christina Clemm is a family law attorney and criminal defense attorney who has fought countless times for the truth on behalf of victims, advocating for justice in the name of relatives, the abused, the trafficked, and the raped.
And she is certain: What happens in courtrooms concerns us all. Every case touches on central social issues—racism, sexism, migration, hate, anger, grief, guilt, and punishment—that extend far beyond our legal system. In this deeply personal plea, Christina Clemm takes her audience into the courtroom and shows where we, as a society, are failing—and how a future built on solidarity and justice is possible.
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Dates
September 2026
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