I got <meta charset="UTF-8"> on every element.
Update: Ahh okay, I thought maybe I should try setting this for my output once too, and if I do use 

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<html><head><meta charset=\"UTF-8\"></head>";
print "p_sAction: #" . $p_sAction . "#<br>";

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The output is right. But like I said, this script won't print anything. I think I forgot an important thing: I got some comparism on this script like the following
if ( $p_sAction eq $aText{'1460'} ){
} else {
}

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And this doesn't match. $aText is coming out of my DB where I save data uri-escaped, and return it unescaped.
Update 2:
# Benutzer löschen
print "#$p_sAction# eq #$aText{'1530'}#<br>";
if ( $p_sAction eq $aText{'1530'} ){
  print "HELLO WORLD<br>";
}

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Output: #Benutzer löschen# eq #Benutzer löschen#

In reply to Re^2: Decode umlauts on CGI-parameters by Yaerox
in thread Decode umlauts on CGI-parameters by Yaerox

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