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==== Civil Code ====
==== Civil Code ====
On [[12.12.2012]] the German government anchored a law in the German Civil Code (BGB) that in principle allows parents  [[MGM|to mutilate]] the genitals of their underage boys. The law represents a foreign body in German legislation and a "fall into sin of the constitutional state"<ref>https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/staatsrechtler-beschneidung-von-jungen-ist-religioeses.694.de.html?dram:article_id=218490</ref>  (Prof. em. [[Reinhard Merkel]]). Similar to Sweden, the so-called [[Mohel clause]] were used to revive the basic rights led to absurdity.
On [[2012-12-12]] the German government anchored a law in the German Civil Code (BGB) that in principle allows parents  [[MGM|to mutilate]] the genitals of their underage boys. The law represents a foreign body in German legislation and a "fall into sin of the constitutional state"<ref>https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/staatsrechtler-beschneidung-von-jungen-ist-religioeses.694.de.html?dram:article_id=218490</ref>  (Prof. em. [[Reinhard Merkel]]). Similar to Sweden, the so-called [[Mohel clause]] were used to revive the basic rights led to absurdity.


* [[German Circumcision Act|§ 1631d BGB]]
* [[German Circumcision Act|§ 1631d BGB]]
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