Marc Vallendar, the MP of the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party urges the government to introduce a stricter immigration policy. "The continuing rise in sexual offences is a frightening and serious problem. We demand tough punishment and swift deportation for sex offenders," the right-wing politician said in a newspaper interview.
Meanwhile, the main governing party refuses to admit that there is a link between mass illegal migration and the rise in sexual violence, and when asked by journalists they deny that the government's migration policy has anything to do with the change in crime statistics.
Other countries in Europe are grappling with exactly the same problem. In Italy, for example, 42 per cent of rape suspects are foreign nationals. Data released earlier by Italy’s National Institute for Statistics (ISTAT) show that
male migrants committed 89.7 per cent of crimes involving exploitation of prostitution and 55.8 per cent of cases involving sexual violence.
Similar statistics have been released in recent months in Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium and France.
Cover photo: Asylum centre in Brandenburg, Germany, 20 October 2021 (Photo: PATRICK PLEUL/ pa-Zentralbild)
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