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 Hat Friedrich Merz gegen eine Vergewaltigung Abstimmung gestimmt

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Analysis

The claim that Friedrich Merz voted against criminalizing marital rape is widely reported across multiple sources, albeit all categorized as non-trusted in this dataset. These sources consistently state that in the 1990s, specifically around 1997, Merz opposed legislation that would have recognized rape within marriage as a criminal offense. While none of the sources are from fully trusted or official outlets, their uniformity and the repeated mention of this fact in various political analyses and profiles lend credibility to the claim. There is no evidence found in these sources that contradicts the assertion. The claim focuses on a specific parliamentary vote in the 1990s, and all references align on this point, indicating that Merz did indeed vote against the criminalization of marital rape at that time.

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Friedrich Merz's revenge - POLITICO
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Friedrich Merz - Wikipedia
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