The CSU will implement a nationwide ban on gender if the Union wins the federal election, as part of the so-called “Bayern Agenda for the 2025 Federal Election”, which was approved by the party’s executive board on Monday and presented afterwards. The “Bild am Sonntag” newspaper reported on this beforehand.
According to this, the party demands a general “no to gendering”: “Rejection of gender language in the public sphere – at schools and universities, in the media and in administration”. In addition, the CSU wants all funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) by the federal government to be put under scrutiny. The principle applies: “No funding of left-wing precursor organizations through tax money”.
Furthermore, the CSU advocates for a new reform of the public broadcasting system. The goal is “an information offer that does not overwhelm, instruct, or patronize, that is not tendentious or one-sided”. The CSU wants a commitment of the institutions to their “core task”: “Frugality, more opinion diversity, and neutrality”.
Additionally, the party demands a “reduction of Germany’s development aid to the average OECD level”. Furthermore, there should be no more support for countries that do not take back their citizens. The party wants a “review of all expenses in the development budget and a clear alignment of the funds with German interests”.