Last Friday morning, a blind young woman was sexually harassed by a 27-year-old man at Munich Central Station. A 51-year-old and other travellers came to her aid after she had drawn attention to herself. A 27-year-old Nigerian approached a 22-year-old blind German at 8:20 a.m. in Munich’s main railway station on the platform. After a short conversation, he asked her for her mobile phone number. When she refused to hand her over, the African embraced the woman from the Rosenheim district and opened the lock on her rucksack so that it fell to the ground. He then opened the press studs and the zipper of her rain jacket.Then he tried to touch the young woman in the breast area, “only” reaching for her naked shoulder. The 22-year-old tried to fend off the offence and made others aware of her unfortunate situation by saying “No! A 51-year-old man, separated the two.Thereupon the African left. A German Railway Security patrol was able to locate the perpetrator in a nearby restaurant in the main railway station and – until the arrival of the Federal Police – detain him. After the police measures had been completed, including a blood sample ordered by the public prosecutor’s office, the African was able to leave the guard free again. He first entered the Federal Republic of Germany in June last year and is in possession of a valid residence permit. The Munich Federal Police is now investigating the 27-year-old African for sexual assault and harassment.
The Pearl Continental (PC) Hotel in Gwadar has been attacked by armed militants and exchange of fire has started with security forces. It is believed three to four armed militants stormed the facility armed with heavy weapons, including rocket launchers. Reports suggest that gunshots were heard after the heavily armed terrorists entered the five-star property. According to Gwadar Station House Officer (SHO) Aslam Bangulzai at around 4:50pm police got reports that there were three to four armed men in the PC Hotel. Bangulzai said, “Firing is ongoing but there are no reports of any casualties yet.” The police official further said that “there are no foreigners at the hotel right now”.The SHO further said that “additional police force, ATF (Anti-terrorism force) and army are all present” at the hotel to handle the situation. Frontier Corps personnel have cordoned off the hotel and no one is allowed to go near the area. The Pearl Continental (PC) Hotel in Gwadar, is located on the Koh-e-Batil Hill, south of West Bay on Fish Harbour Road. The hotel is frequented by both business and leisure travellers. The attack comes just weeks after 14 people, including 11 personnel of Navy, Air Force and Coast Guards, were killed by gunmen near Ormara in Gwadar, said local media.
Alice Schwarzer faced arguments and screams as she tried to talk to a group of opponents during the “headscarf discussion” at Frankfurt University. The situation escalated when she touched a woman in veil on her arm. “Don’t touch me,” screamed the untouchable and hateful Internet postings, along with the usual ” accusations of racism,” attacked the 76-year-old journalist from the magazine EMMA. She now accuses her opponents of ” misrepresenting facts “. Alice Schwarzer has mocked a “Muslima”, headlines the newspaper Merkur, “Her assault on a young Muslima shows how racist Alice Schwarzer is,” Katharina Alexander is eager to claim on the portal ze.tt and the Tagesspiegel author Hatice Akyün rages: “These few seconds with Alice Schwarzer are hardly bearable, her arrogance, her hubris, her disrespect, her cynicism! If that’s supposed to be feminism, then I’m ashamed to be a feminist,” she writes on Twitter.Alice Schwarzer does not accept that and answers to the Shit Storm initiators:
Dear unknown Muslim woman,
I’m amazed. I’m amazed at how you misrepresent the facts. During the conference I was the only one who went out to talk to you. And I didn’t say “What do you want here”, but “What do you want? I want to talk to you”. That sounds quite different, doesn’t it? Then I stood in the midst of all of you. Then you and two other women immediately started screaming very excitedly. I tried to reason and tapped your left arm like I did. Then you screamed even louder, “Don’t touch me”. – and I replied ironically: “I thought only men were not allowed to touch you…”. Actually, the whole thing is too “ridiculous” to talk about, Alice Schwarzer continues on Twitter.Her opponents have started a defamation campaign because of her offer to talk. This is “really sad” and at the same time “revealing”, the journalist says.
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Rarely has a conference of the University of Frankfurt been so much in the focus of an excited public as it is today. It was all day about the Islamic headscarf and the question of whether it should be seen as a symbol of the dignity of the woman or her oppression. The starting point was an exhibition in the Frankfurt Museum of Applied Arts, in which fashion designs from the Islamic world, the so-called modest fashion, was presented. For this purpose, Susanne Schröter, who deals with global Islam at the Goethe University, wanted to contribute an intellectual and critical discussion of the fashionable statements. Both the exhibition and the conference were accompanied by heavy protests, the noise and raging in the anti-social media was fierce. There was even a campaign to remove Susanne Schröter from the university. Because, according to the propaganda of an Islamist group, their research and also the conference amount to applied racism. At the same time, others were bothered by the presence of Khola Maryam Hübsch from the conservative Ahmadiyya club.Some demonstrators had gathered in front of the conference building to silently express their displeasure and condemn racism – which they used to choose the wrong term, because Muslims are known to exist in all skin colors. Thus, the day began with a press conference in which the president of the Goethe University and a representative of the student body, the Asta, announced their solidarity with the inviting professor. That was extraordinary, as were the police in front of the house, the television cameras and the crowds in general – 700 people had registered for this symposium. And then again everything was as usual, because the headscarf has been spinning for decades. It is a topic that can be used to reduce complicated questions, even if it is only to the sentence that you should beware of premature reductions. Muslims have been living in Europe for centuries. But we still talk about it as if they had just fallen from the sky yesterday, as if this world religion and its followers were obscure topics about which only insiders can speak.The conference started with two overview lectures, once by Susanne Schröter herself, after which Alice Schwarzer spoke. Both had in common the historical-political perspective. If you look at pictures from Tehran and Baghdad from the seventies, you will learn that the girls and women wore urban fashion and their hair was open. Using the example of the Islamization of the public in the Indonesian province of Aceh, Susanne Schröter was able to show that fashionable cover, misogynist repression and Islamization go hand in hand. She argues for a distinction between the subjective determination of a woman to cover hair and skin, which should be respected, and the systemic and historical development that represents the advance of political Islam and to which the prescribed veiling belongs – it must be enlightened. Alice Schwarzer has long been a chronicler of this development. In her tour d’horizon she referred to a journey she made to Iran in 1979 to help committed women there. But it was in vain, the repression and repression in Iran were unstoppable. In this context, Susanne Schröter also warned against false hopes for a turnaround for a secular regime in Tehran: too many men lived in the service of the Islamist state apparatus and profited from the complete control of the economy of the rich country.The history of the advance of political Islam is one of the most explosive issues of our time. The diverse political movements, supported by Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, which use the means of religion, have become a serious challenge to the liberal society.
On Monday evening there was a dispute between several people on bus route 1 in Gießen. A 26-year-old Algerian asylum seeker got on the bus at about 22.50 pm together with another person in the downtown area. About five asylum seekers from Georgia are said to have stayed on the bus. A little later, disputes between the Algerian and the other group apparently broke out. Suddenly the five persons are said to have attacked the 26 year old with blows and kicks. One of the perpetrators is said to have tried to injure the Algerian with a knife. Other bus passengers are then said to have intervened.The police are looking for witnesses who can provide clues to the dispute. Please call the police station Gießen Nord at 0641 – 7006 3755.
A stranger apparently sexually harassed a 36-year-old woman in downtown Stuttgart today, Saturday. The man approached the 36-year-old woman at about 00:30 a.m., who walked from Schillerplatz towards Rotebühlplatz. He held her tight and tried to pull her trousers down. The woman defended herself, whereupon the perpetrator let go of her and left. The wanted man is said to have been 25 to 30 years old and had a dark skin colour as well as dark, curly hair. He was slim and about 170 cm tall and wore a dark jacket. Witnesses are asked to report to the criminal investigation department on +4971189905778.
On today’s Saturday morning, there was a death in a accommodation for asylum seekers in Regensburg. A dead woman was lying in the shelter. The police are currently on the scene with a large number of police officers. On Saturday morning around 8:50 a.m., a dead person was reported in an accommodation in the Zeiß street in Regensburg. The rescue service was only able to determine the death of the woman.The reason for this is still unclear and the subject of police investigations. During the police operation, the rescue and police forces were harassed and attacked by residents of the shelter. The atmosphere among some of the residents heated up so that it was not possible to recover the body. The police forces that followed were thrown with stones and other objects. The police were at the facility with a large contingent.Also the negotiating group of the police headquarters Oberpfalz is in action to get in contact with the inhabitants. The police tries to have a calming effect on the residents. Around 11.40 a.m. the body of the woman was finally recovered and handed over to a funeral home. With the employment according to present conditions of knowledge no persons were hurt.
On Thursday, around 8 p.m., there was a violent clash on Oberndorfer Street in Schramberg. Several Syrian citizens between the ages of 17 and 54 clashed for unknown reasons. Five people had to be treated with bruises and lacerations by the paramedics and admitted to the hospital. The investigations of the Schramberg police are currently ongoing.
A passenger threatened to slit the throat of a train attendant at ticket inspection. When he was arrested in Kassel, it turned out that the man was wanted by arrest warrant. On Thursday, the federal police arrested a man in Kassel who was wanted with a warrant for remand.On Thursday, the federal police arrested a man in Kassel who was wanted with a warrant for remand. The 40-year-old Moroccan, an asylum seeker from Berlin, had become punishable during a train ride in a Flixtrain from Fulda to Kassel, according to Klaus Arend, spokesman for the federal police.During the ticket check he had threatened a Flixtrain employee to cut his throat. The train attendant then informed the federal police. The disagreeable passenger was to leave the train upon arrival in Kassel. According to Arend, the man is supposed to be a wanted thug.Federal police arrested him around 6 pm at the Intercity Express railway station Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe. The Moroccan spent the night in a cell of the Federal Police Inspectorate in Kassel until his surrender to the magistrate on Friday. hna.de
Yesterday, around 7 p.m. on Thursday, several young men harassed and beat a 20-year-old woman on Hünenburg street in Meschede. The woman was slightly injured by blows with a pipe. According to the woman from Meschede, she was heading towards the downtown area on Hünenburg street. She was approached by a group of six young men near the kindergarten.The woman at first was verbally harassed. She defended herself with words. Thereupon three men attacked the woman physically. Among other things, she was beaten with a silver pipe. When the woman screamed for help, her mouth was being held shut. When she bite, the men fled towards the street “Am Maiknapp”. The six men were about 18 to 20 years old.Two perpetrators had a dark skin. Four people had a Mediterranean appearance. Two perpetrators wore a cap. One of the Mediterranean-looking persons spoke German well. Who can give information about the perpetrators and the crime? The police in Meschede will take clues by calling 0291 – 90 200.
An Israeli musician studying in Germany was attacked by a mob of Arabs at an anti-Israel event in Berlin last week.
As can be seen in footage of the incident which surfaced Thursday, an Israeli man, later identified as 27-year-old Daniel Gurfinkel, was beaten by a group of Arab men at a pro-BDS, anti-Israel event held in Berlin’s Hermann Square.
Gurfinkel, a clarinet player, is studying music, along with his twin brother, at Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler music conservatory in Berlin.
The incident occurred last Saturday, as Gurfinkel was passing through the square, when he noticed the anti-Israel demonstration which was being held there to protest the upcoming Eurovision competition in Tel Aviv.
When Gurfinkel called out “Israel” in response to the anti-Israel demonstration, he was immediately attacked by a group of Arab men.
“Immediately, right after the first word I tried to get out to defend Israel, they already started to attack me,” Gurfinkel said, according to Israel Hayom.
Police officers at the scene were slow to respond, Gurfinkel said, initially choosing to ignore the attack.
“They beat me over the head, and the police who were passing by responded with indifference.”
Only after five minutes or so did the police intervene, Gurfinkel said.
“I’ve been living in Berlin for about four years now, and I never imagined that something like this would happen.”
Despite the violent attack, Gurfinkel said he would “continue to defend by country.”
