German "migrant" sex crimes double in one year

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A report recently released by the German government showed that sex crimes committed by migrants doubled in 2016.

According to police statistics, 3,404 sex crimes were committed by migrants last year, just more than double the 1,683 committed by migrants in 2015. And it’s more than five times the 645 sex crimes committed by migrants in 2012.

Sex crimes by migrants were 9.1 percent of 2016’s total sex crime in Germany, according to the report.

According to analysis from the non-partisan media watchdog group, Gatestone Institute, the nationalities that were most frequently involved in the sex crimes — ranging from exposure to rape — were Syrian, Afghan, Iraqi, Pakistani, Iranian, Algerian, and Moroccan.

The Gatestone Institute pointed to Germany’s “lenient legal system” as one of the reasons sex crimes had increased within the country.

German authorities have been accused in the past of going so far as to attempt to cover up migrant sex crimes, the largest of which occurred in Cologne, Germany, on New Year’s Eve in 2015. According to the Telegraph, more than 120 women filed complaints with Cologne police — ranging from sexual assault to robbery — during the New Year’s festivities by what was estimated at 1,000 migrant men at the city’s main train station.


In Berlin, a court acquitted a 23-year-old Turkish man of rape because his victim could not prove that she did not give her consent. The court heard how the man shoved the woman's head between the steel bars of the headboard of a bed and repeatedly violated her over a period of more than four hours. The woman cried "stop" and resisted by scratching the accused on the back, but at some point she stopped resisting. The court asked: "Could it be that the defendant thought you were in agreement?"

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