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Berlin Pride attack suspect raised red flags, group says, amid questions about prior release from prison despite ISIS ties

German lawmakers are pursuing anti-terror law reforms following a hate crime attack during Berlin Pride.

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The brief

The Archbishop of Berlin has condemned the act as a hate crime. Coverage from UPI highlights that German lawmakers are now seeking changes to the country's anti-terror laws in response to the event.

Vatican News reported on the condemnation of the attack by religious leadership in the capital. Future developments center on the proposed legislative changes to anti-terror laws and the deployment of armed police for other Pride festivals, such as the UK's largest event, as reported by Yahoo.

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What actions are German lawmakers taking?

Lawmakers are seeking changes to anti-terror laws following the Pride attack.

Who has condemned the attack?

The Archbishop of Berlin condemned the event as a hate crime.

Are other countries responding to the security threat?

Yahoo reports that armed police officers will be deployed for the largest Pride festival in the UK.

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