We respect individual boundaries and act according to the consent principles:
Only an intentional yes, means yes!
We understand consent as an act in which all parties genuinely and enthusiastically express that they want to engage in an interaction.
We understand consent as an ongoing conversation that is specific and informed, and communicated clearly every time.

We are not tolerating any form of violence, such as psychological violence, physical violence or violent language. We are not tolerating any form of discrimination such as sexism, racism, islamophobia, antisemitism, classism, elitism, ableism, fatphobia, body shaming, and discrimination because of sexual orientation, as well as any other forms of group-based misanthropy.

We agree that the power of definition if and which form of violence or discrimination has taken place always belongs to the affected person. We take this definition seriously and don’t question it.

Physical uncoveredness can be a form of freedom for some. For many it is not or only restrictedly possible to enjoy this privilege in a heteronormative, sexist society. Therefore, we will take a reflective approach to physical uncoveredness.

We aim for a space without any form of cultural appropriation. Therefore, we are mindful of how we represent ourselves.

For filming and taking photos on the dance floor and the festival site, it is important that we only take photos of persons after they have given us their permission. If we would like to take another photo or video at a later moment, we need to ask for permission again.

The public consumption of illegal substances is prohibited on the entire festival site.