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Romeike vs. Germany
After fleeing Germany to the United States, the Romeike's now face the uncertain future as they may be subject to deportation in the next 12 months.
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Wunderlich vs. Germany
Dirk and Petra Wunderlich fight for the right to homeschool their children - a right that that is not recognized in Germany. Since 2006, the family has been in an ongoing battle against the state.
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Wunderlich Fact Sheet
Learn more about the Wunderlich family and their fight for homeschool freedom in Germany!
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Homeschooling Family Granted Political Asylum
Immigration Judge says Germany violated basic human rights—rules Romeike family can stay in the United States.
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German Homeschooled Children Seized by French Social Workers
October 6, 2009: Four German children were seized by French officials after escaping persecution in Germany for homeschooling
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Lawmakers Quietly Crack Down on Homeschooling
Germany’s antipathy toward home education seems to have infected lawmakers representing the neighboring German-speaking Community in Belgium
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COVID-19 Causes German Families to Rethink Homeschooling
A grand homeschooling experiment is underway in Germany—a country where homeschoolers have been oppressed by the government. Now, a German homeschool group is seeing an opportunity.
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Attorney Says Seizure of Wunderlich Children Reminiscent of Communist Regime
September 10, 2013: Dirk and Petra Wunderlich have not only had their children seized by the state but have been pressured into remaining in Germany.
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Is Homeschooling a Window into the Soul of a Nation? What Romeike Really Means.
A central issue in the case remains unsettled. Is Germany’s treatment of homeschoolers persecution? Although our judiciary says no, the executive branch issued an indefinite stay of deportation—suggesting maybe yes.