Statistically, two girls or women are raped by groups of men every day in Germany. This is the result of an enquiry to the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA). Every second suspect was not a German citizen.
Men from Islamic countries such as Afghanistan, Syria or Iraq were frequently represented. Compared to their small share of the population in Germany, Afghans in particular are disproportionately often found among the perpetrators. In 2018, they made up 0.3 per cent of the population, but were suspected perpetrators in six per cent of gang rapes. The majority committed the crime during the asylum procedure.
According to the newspaper Bild, the BKA recorded a total of 704 gang rape cases in 2020. In 2019, there were 710 and in 2018 659 cases.
Criminologist Christian Pfeiffer (77) explained that he sees an “always the same basic pattern” among the perpetrators: “Frustrated young men who don’t make it.” These come from a culture in which men clearly take the dominant role in society. In Germany, they then live in an underdog role. “They realise that they have a hard time attracting girls.” They can’t find a partner from their own culture because only a few women have fled. Frustration, aggression and violence are the result.
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