On 15 August 2007 in Duisburg in North Rhine-Westphalia in front of the Italian restaurant Da Bruno six people belonging to the 'Ndrangheta were killed in a blood feud between 'Ndrangheta families.
[1] Inspired by other movements to protect legality in Italy, such as Addiopizzo and Libera, mafianeindanke pursues the following objectives: Immediately after the Duisburg massacre, in December 2007 members of one clan of the Camorra attempted to extort money to some restaurateurs in Berlin.
[citation needed] Through collaborations with journalists, politicians, judges and representatives of civil society, mafianeindanke attempted to draw attention on the harmonization of European legal systems.
Following a conference held in Berlin in March 2009 mafianeindanke had its first nationwide success in Germany when in July the German Parliament finally introduced a European Directive to recognize rulings of other member states of the Union.
[citation needed] mafianeindanke intends to continue the work done so far to introduce in Germany as well as in all EU countries the category of criminal association and push for confiscation to be used as a fundamental weapon in the fight against organized crime.