Wir kennen das Gebot der Nächstenliebe aus der Bibel. Aber was bedeutet es für das alltägliche Leben? Das haben sich die Teilnehmenden des Jugendmedienworkshops 2017 gefragt. Unser Reporter Jawad Ahmad Dauadzai hat dazu Menschen in Berlin befragt und interessante Antworten bekommen.
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