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House Jägermann Code of Conduct

"House Jägermann" was established as a space of quality, culture, and human connection, built upon the values of kindness, mutual respect, and personal safety. We believe that true social and cultural change begins with creating a respectful environment, not by destroying it.

Our culture of discussion is clear: We do not tolerate double standards. One cannot boast about values of mutual respect and personal safety, while simultaneously expecting reality to change by hurling insults, shaming, or acting aggressively toward ordinary citizens. Activism or political debates carried out through the degradation, belittling, or harassment of other participants within our space are strictly prohibited.

To ensure our community remains a protected environment, we enforce a strict policy of zero tolerance toward the following behaviors:

1. The Fight Against Antisemitism and Racism (Absolute Red Lines)

House Jägermann stands firmly and unequivocally against expressions of hatred. We maintain absolute zero tolerance toward antisemitism in all its forms and derivatives.

Expanded Definition: This prohibition includes classical antisemitism (religious or ethnic), modern antisemitism (contextualized around Israel), Holocaust denial, normalizing or rationalizing terrorism directed against the Jewish people, as well as the exclusion or harassment of participants based on their Jewish or Israeli identity, or due to the use of the Hebrew language.

Prohibited Expressions: It is strictly forbidden to bring, display, or distribute symbols, slogans, stickers, clothing, or statements of an antisemitic, racist, ultra-nationalist, or discriminatory nature.

Racism and Discrimination: This rule applies with equal force and validity to any form of racism, discrimination based on origin, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, or disability.

2. Collective Awareness

The safety of House Jägermann is the responsibility of us all. Members of the community commit not to stand by:

If you identify a person in distress, experiencing harassment, or if someone is hurling insults at them and violating the spirit of the House—it is your duty to approach them with sensitivity, offer assistance, or immediately report it to the House management team.

3. Enforcement and Sanctions

Violation of this Code of Conduct, including any manifestation of antisemitic, racist, violent, or harassing behavior (whether physically or through the degradation of other participants), will lead to the following measures:

Immediate Removal: Termination of participation in the current event and escorting the violator out of the premises.

Blacklisting: Blocking any future applications or entry to upcoming events, including events held in cooperation with peer organizations.

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