Rape and child abuse 'are rife in German refugee camps': Unsegregated conditions blamed as women are 'seen as fair game' in overcrowded migrant centres
Unsegregated conditions blamed as women are 'seen as fair game' in overcrowded migrant centres
Abuses said to be taking place among 5,000 migrants at camp in Giessen
Fear the number of unreported rapes and sexual assaults is significant
It may be taking place at overcrowded refugee centres across the country
A culture of rape and sexual abuse is being allowed to take hold in asylum centres across Germany as Europe struggles to cope with the migrant crisis, it has been alleged,
Members of right-wing populist groups protest on Jan. 9 in Cologne after hundreds of sexual assaults on New Year’s Eve.
Since New Year’s Eve, when a rash of hundreds of public sexual assaults shook the city of Cologne, Germany, the rest of the world has watched closely as German police try to bring the perpetrators to justice. The cases have taken on partisan import for right-wing politicians: Most victims said their assailants were of Middle Eastern or North African descent, and prosecutors found that many of the suspects were petitioning the German government for refugee status.
ADMINISTRATIVE Appeals Tribunal boss John Logan has thwarted Immigration Minister Peter Dutton by again saving sex creep Jagdeep Singh from deportation — but the battle is not over.
The AAT acting president has overturned a ministerial decision to kick the taxi driver out of Australia.
Justice Logan granted Singh a bridging visa last Friday.
Police in Cologne have launched a new sex attack investigation - into who was leaking information to the Press about cover-ups.
The Cologne force has repeatedly faced embarrassment over the leaks amid claims senior officers played down the role of immigrants in the wave of New Year sex attacks in the city.
During the We Are Sthlm music festival, large groups of young men harassed girls sexually.
Stockholm
It took days for police to acknowledge the extent of the mass attacks on women celebrating New Year’s Eve in Cologne. The Germans were lucky; in Sweden, similar attacks have been taking place for more than a year and the authorities are still playing catch up. Only now is the truth emerging, both about the attacks and the cover-ups. Stefan Löfven, our Prime Minister, has denounced a ‘double betrayal’ of women and has promised an investigation. But he ought to be asking this: what made the police and even journalists cover up the truth?
Police in Cologne have faced embarrassment over leaks about the attacks
During the We Are Sthlm music festival, large groups of young men harassed girls sexually.
