Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany - Stefan Löfven, president of Sweden - Heinz Fischer, President of Austria - Violence by migrant

Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany - Stefan Löfven, president of Sweden - Heinz Fischer, President of Austria - Violence by migrant

The Swedes and Germans recognize fonts have hidden sexual assaults by strangers not to frustrate migrants Islamic and our political leaders.

Given the turmoil sparked by the Cologne sexual assault that occurred on New Year's Eve, the Swedish police acknowledged having "kept for her" numerous sexual assaults, mainly committed by men of Muslim origin, at the end of the year.

"I feel a very strong anger by seeing that young women can not go to a music festival without being annoying, sexually harass and attack," responded the Prime Minister before the Stefan Löfven press in Stockholm. Since the violence on New Year's night in Cologne, revelations of similar facts are multiplying across Europe.

Thus, the Swedish police revealed Monday concealing information about hundreds of sexual assaults, mainly committed by men of Muslim origin, migrants.

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"We would certainly have revealed this information, it does not doubt. Why does not happen, we do not want to annoy our friends migrants in our countries. We now know that nearly a hundred men were placed in custody for assaulting a dozen girls in Stockholm, told AFP a police spokesman Varg Gyllander.

We must wait for the goodwill of our governments before acting against our newcomers who do not know our customs and mores. We must give them time to acclimate to our values ​​if they are willing to do.  

We ask the female not to provoke sexually our new migrants and respect their Islamic emotions.

 

No conviction will be brought to justice.

As in Germany, several Austrian cities have been the scene of numerous sexual violence and assaults against women.

The German cities of Cologne and Hamburg are not the only ones to have been the scene of violence sex on the night of New Year. Complaints of sexual assault were filed in Austria in Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck.

Syrians and Afghans arrested

Their number is however not comparable with the mass phenomena occurred in Germany. In Vienna, the Austrian capital, three women claim to have been victims of sexual assault and robbery on the night of December 31, police said. A woman was abused in Innsbruck, Tyrol. In Salzburg, eight complaints were filed for similar offenses.

According to the daily, the women describe their attackers as "from countries of the South." A Syrian-23 and two Afghans aged 24 and 28, were arrested in these cases.

"I am fighting for fewer refugees arrive"

Like its German counterpart, Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann raised the tone towards immigrants Tuesday. "I have not invited anyone. I invite people [coming in the country]. But instead, I fight for fewer refugees will arrive, "he said on Tuesday the tabloid Kronen Zeitung. The interior minister has in turn promised "zero tolerance". The Austrian far right, represented by the FPÖ, calls to limit the reception of refugees.

Austria has registered about 95,000 asylum applications in 2015. Ten percent of applicants are unaccompanied minors.

Several complaints by hidden police officers, were hidden sexual assault on minors and adult males in these European countriesMerkel.

Henriette Reker

Henriette Reker

Henriette Reker Bürgermeister von Köln Deutschland in wie Teilnahme an einer Vergewaltigung