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Refugee camps may blow with violence, German police officials warn

Published time: 2 Oct, 2015 11:25Edited time: 2 Oct, 2015 13:02

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Germany is at risk of violent outbreaks in camps housing asylum seekers, senior German police personnel warned after a string of incidents at various facilities accommodating the refugees.
"We're running the risk that the situation in refugee accommodation will get out of control," German police union chief Rainer Wendt told the mass-circulation newspaper Bild.
"Our experience suggests that in many places there are, unfortunately, very targeted and well-prepared violent clashes with ethnic or religious motivations almost every day."
A similar warning came from Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere on Thursday.
"They go on strike because they don't like the accommodation and they cause trouble because they don't like the food. They beat each other in the facilities for asylum seekers," he said.
"That's still a minority at the moment, but we have to say clearly that whoever comes to Germany ... must allow themselves to be distributed to wherever we send them, take part in a fair process and respect our legal system."
READ MORE: Over 200 asylum seekers clash in German refugee center
A mass brawl between Syrian and Afghan refugees happened on Wednesday in Hamburg, leaving four people including a guard injured. An unrelated scuffle in Hamburg resulted in four asylum seekers being arrested.
A fight in refugee shelter in Suhl, in the eastern state of Thuringia, left 11 people hurt. The police arrested 15 brawlers in the aftermath on Tuesday.

On Sunday, some 370 Albanians and Pakistanis clashed in a shelter in the German region of Hessen after a dispute over distribution of food. The fight resulted in 14 people being injured, including three police officers.

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Germany is one of the destinations preferred by hundreds of thousands of refugees and asylum seekers from North Africa, Middle East and Asia, who have flooded into Europe this year. Chancellor Angela Merkel's government offered a warm welcome to the refugees citing humanitarian considerations.
However, initially hailed by the German people, there is now growing dissent in the country about this open arms approach. Merkel's popularity has slumped to its lowest level in nearly four years.


http://www.rt.com/news/317365-german...refugees-fear/

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280,000 asylum seekers to Germany in just one month

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In September alone, nearly 280,000 immigrants from the third world made their way to Germany, says the Bavarian Interior Minister, Joachim Herrmann, according to AFP.

- According to current figures, we must assume that between 270,000 and 280,000 refugees came to Germany in September 2015, says Joachim Herrmann, according to the news agency.

The Minister says that the limit on how many homes Germany can provide to immigrants, is quickly is about to be reached.

- It is important to immediately reduce the immigration pressures on the borders of Germany, he said, according to AFP.

Germany previously opened the floodgate of migrants and refugees by stating that there was no limit to the number of people the country could receive. A statement they soon regretted, when reality kicked in and actual people replaced generous numbers on a sheet of paper.




Should this development continue in the same pace, it would mean that more than 3,3 million people could be heading for Germany within a year.


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Refugees force woman out of the home she lived in for 23 YEARS after migrant influx

A WOMAN has been evicted from her home of 23 years to make room for refugees.

By JAKE BURMAN
PUBLISHED: 03:47, Fri, Oct 2, 2015 | UPDATED: 08:17, Fri, Oct 2, 2015

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Ms Keller has lived in the house for 23 yearsGabrielle Keller and her neighbours are being kicked out of their properties by the local council because a mass influx of refugees need housing.
Ms Keller, who lives in Eschbach, Germany, received the eviction notice last month informing her that she must vacate her government-owned home.
The council revealed it is going to use the house - in which she raised her two sons - to provide additional accommodation for refugees because the town's three shelters are too full.
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The migrant and refugee crisis are threatening the EU's open borders principle

I think it’s a scandal to throw tenants out of their apartments
Gabrielle Keller

Furious Ms Keller, 56, slammed the council's move, saying: "I think it’s a scandal to throw tenants out of their apartments.
"I can’t see the sense of it."
The move is the second of its kind, after 51-year-old nurse Bettina Halbey was kicked out of her home in Nieheim, north Germany.
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Germany has set up tent towns to house migrantsOutraged Ulrich Ropertz, director of the German Tenants’ Association, blasted the council's decision to evict tenants from their homes to make room for refugees migrating to Germany.
He said: "I think this is inadmissible – regardless of whether it comes from a private landlord, a city or a housing association.
"If something is there is an aim of giving to one renter instead of another, I can see no reason this has no legal existence."
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The country was forced to change its border policy after admitting it has a limitBut the authority defended the controversial decision.
Mayor Mario Schlafke said: "The council hasn’t taken a frivolous decision.
"The alternative would have been to set up beds in the gym.
"We have no other homes and no land."


http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...olice-migrants


such things are normal in germany!

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Syrian asylum seekers are complaining: Denmark did not meet our expectations

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Among the Syrian asylum seekers to Denmark, there is a gradually growing dissatisfaction with the conditions they are being offered.

Most of them have paid up to 8,000 euros, or 59,548 Danish kroner, to get to Denmark.

One of them is Baraa Jehad, currently accommodated in the abandoned hospital in Helsingør, now a Red Cross reception center for asylum seekers and refugees.

"If I had known this, I would not be fleeing"

He says that he is very unhappy with the government's plans to give Syrian asylum seekers a provisional one-year residence permit without the possibility of bringing the family to Denmark.

"If I knew about these rules before I left Lebanon, I had would have stayed there. If this one-year rule comes true, I would rather go back and live with my family, "he told the Danish newspaper Politiken.

Baraa Jehad claims to be persecuted because of race and political belief, which is the normal definition of a refugee who can claim asylum and thus permit.

According to Politiken, Baraa Jehad had a supermarket near the Syrian capital Damascus, but since it was destroyed in a bomb attack, he decided to seek asylum in Denmark, and then bring the rest of the family as soon as he had obtained a residence permit.

He is in the asylum center along with a nephew, and the plan was that he and his nephew after receiving a residence permit should be joined by his wife and three children, and his nephew's parents.

It is estimated that in the asylum producing countries it is widely assumed that Denmark will automatically give permission for family reunions as soon as an asylum seeker is allowed to stay.

For the same reason it seems quite surprising to the Syrians that the rules now appear to be modified so that they have to wait for a year before they can get the rest of the family to Denmark.

Syrian asylum seekers, who Politiken has spoken to in Helsingør, are threatening to opt out of Denmark.

"If they adopt the rule, refugees will not come here. Instead they will go to Sweden, Germany or Holland", Nour Amin, who is from Damascus, says.

"Many have already left", several of them said to Politiken.

Not satisfied with the accommodations

The pressure to find accommodation for the many asylum seekers who have arrived in Denmark, is now so big that all possible solutions are being considered.

Asylum seekers are housed in hotels, former military barracks, like the Sønderborg Barracks, which are being renovated for millions and rented housing, which is so expensive that ordinary tenants can't afford them, prestige buildings like Bøgegården in Hjørring in Hjørring for example, and closed nursing homes are being reopened.

Luxury Cabins

But all this is not enough, therefore many empty holiday cottages around the country campsites are being used, and the Camping Union has asked their members for housing of refugees.

A camping-cabin usually have a very high standard. Good rooms, clean and well decorated. A small cottage in beautiful quiet locations. Therefore, you would think that it was a great pleasure for people who have fled Syria, to be able to live such a lovely place.

But no, not all are happy with being accommodated in a luxus camping cabin.

In North Jutland the government has hired Nordstrand Camping for six months, where the cottages in high season cost 6.900 kr. per week - 3,200 kr. off season. It's fine cabins with access to Wi-Fi via fiber optic network.

In one of the cottages, 35-year-old Shakil Ahmed from Bangladesh lives. But he is not happy with what he and the 113 other refugees at Nordstrand Camping in Frederikshavn have received.

He points out that first and foremost is totally unacceptable to have to stay more than one in the same cabin. Up to 4-5 asylum seeker live together in a cabin. even though the cottages are actually designed to accommodate more than that.

On the holiday center's website, one can see that the cottages of 25 m2 is designed for 5-6 people, has its own shower and toilet, kitchen, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, electric sockets, TV / DVD and all necessary equipment and services, and two separate bedrooms, one with a double bed.

"It is not good and it will eventually lead to conflicts and trouble," Shakil Ahmed, says.

But there are also other things that, according to Shakil Ahmed, could be much better, he is for example nervous for the winter in Denmark. He knows because he previously also have been a refugee and also had been married to a Danish girl.

"They told us that it was only for a short period that we were going to stay here, but I am afraid that we will be staying here all winter. It is not good because I know it will be fu..ing cold in Denmark.

Another criticism is the lack of opportunities for activity. Shakil Ahmed points out that asylum seekers elsewhere have the opportunity to use sports halls and sports facilities.

"When you play badminton, football or otherwise is physically active, you forget that you have fled, and it is also a good way to meet new people. But here there is no hall."


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such kind of people demand for asyl in europe!

Too depraved for Libya but fine for Britain? Sex attackers' claim UK asylum and YOU pay

THESE are the faces of the three animals who abused British hospitality to carry out vile sex attacks against women... and now they want YOU to pay for their asylum bid to stay in the UK.

By SCOTT CAMPBELL AND ROB VIRTUE
PUBLISHED: 06:34, Thu, Oct 1, 2015 | UPDATED: 14:28, Thu, Oct 1, 2015

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The Libyan soldiers were convicted of attacking three victimsConvicted sex attackers Khaled El Azibi, Naji El Maarfi and Mohammed Abdalsalam are three Libyan soldiers who carried out the drunken assaults while stationed at Bassingbourn Barracks last October.
After an unbelievably short time in prison they have now been released and transferred to secure immigration units, Cambridgeshire Police said.
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They are now believed to be launching an tax-payer funded asylum bid to remain in the UK claiming they ‘risk persecution’ if sent home because their crimes have ‘brought Libya into disrepute’.
The implication is that while they are seemingly too depraved to return to their own country they are somehow welcome on the streets of Britain.
Even David Cameron has demanded the soldiers should not be allowed to stay here – but human rights legislation may yet see the Prime Minister over-ruled.
And even if the bid is ultimately futile the legal process is likely to extend their tax-payer funded stay in the UK for years.
A lawyer for one of their three victims said the feeling was one of “dismay”.
Solicitor Richard Scorer said: "These men were invited here as guests, to this country, to be trained and to provide help for them in their home country.
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The soldiers were staying at Bassingbourn Barracks"They abused that hospitality in the most appalling way imaginable, and the idea that they would then be granted asylum - having committed these crimes - is completely wrong and unacceptable.
"It adds insult to injury for the women concerned.
"It's difficult enough to recover from a situation where you're set upon by a stranger and sexually assaulted.
"But if you have to do that in the knowledge that that person has now come to this country and is trying to build a life here, I think that is very, very, very difficult to deal with, and completely wrong and unacceptable.
"I think it's a breach of their human rights and really we can't allow this to happen."
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Khaled El Azibi is one of those reportedly seeking asylumHANDOUT
Naji El Maarfi was another one of the attackersHANDOUT
Mohammed Abdalsalam was also jailed over the attacksThe cadets were among 300Libyan troops being trained in England to support the newly-formed Libyan government.
They stole bicycles and rode into Cambridge city centre before accosting three teenage women during the early hours of October 26, 2014.

The attacks included trying to kiss a woman without consent and then sexually assaulting her. El Maarfi exposed himself to one of the women.
They each served sentences of between 10 and 12 months before being released from prison.
One of the victims has spoke of her anger at the asylum bid.
The woman, who received a letter yeseterday detailing their applications, said: "Seeing my attackers' faces again has brought what happened flooding back. They subjected me to a horrible, intimidating sexual assault which I will never be able to forget.

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"I'm incredibly angry that these men would have the arrogance to try to apply for asylum after committing such despicable crimes.
"It is not only an insult to me and the other women they attacked but an insult to all those people who genuinely need asylum here.
"They have brought this on themselves and should never be granted asylum."
Her lawyers have written to Mr Cameron to say allowing the attackers to stay would bring the system into disrepute.


http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/608...oldiers-asylum

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Hundreds of RIOTING migrants force police to separate warring religious and ethnic groups

A MASS brawl between more than 200 refugees erupted today as they used broken up chairs and beds to attack each other in a huge fight described by police as "extreme aggression".

By ROB VIRTUE
PUBLISHED: 00:00, Thu, Oct 1, 2015 | UPDATED: 15:04, Thu, Oct 1, 2015

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Around 50 police cars attended the migrant centre following reports of the clashesOfficers in 50 vehicles rushed to the scene at the migrant camp in Hamburg to stop the warring groups and several people were treated in hospital.
Politicians and police have now begun to separate the refugees in the district of Bergedorf in the port city along religions and ethnic lines.
Reports in German media have suggested the fights were between Syrian and Afghan refugee groups.
The shocking violence follows reports of a number of incidents in overcrowded camps in the country.

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Giessen is seen as the most shocking of those, where they have been reports of child sex assaults and rapes at a refugee centre.
Women's rights groups believe a significant number of sex assaults there are going unreported.
Around 5,000 migrants are based at the camp, where campaigners say unaccompanied women are "fair game".

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More than 200 migrants were involved in the fightEPA
Migrants have had to be separated on religious and ethnic linesPolice in an asylum centre in Kessel, in the centre of Germany, had to use tear gas at the weekend to break up a food riot between 400 people at a migrant camp.
Around 14 refugees were injured in the clashes when Pakistani and Albanians began brawling.
In Suhl, there was a fight when a Syrian refugee began ripping pages of the Koran.


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Giessen where there have been reports of sex attacks on migrant women and childrenMigrant crisis in Europe

Mon, September 14, 2015Hundreds of migrants are continuing to arrive in Europe as they flee the scenes of chaos and brutality of the Islamic State in the Middle East.

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A young man flashes a victory sign as he arrives awith another migrant at a temporary holding center [AP]

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Politicians are due to meet in Berlin in the coming days to discuss the ongoing violence at the centres.
Germany took in more than 200,000 migrants in the last month.
Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere told parliament today there was a cap on migrant numbers but did not state a figure.
He said Germany was "trying damned hard" to find accommodation for the migrants.


http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...-ethnic-groups

[Khostai]

Europe deserve all the refugees. You invaded and fueled all the war in their countries, have fun with them now.

[Manzareh]

You only post anti refugee stuff, since you have a political biased right wing approach what's your solution to refugees, don't take them in?

[Manzareh]

ImAjew would be writing the same about Pashtuns. She's most probably a racist too.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLqHv0xgOlc

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Europe deserve all the refugees. You invaded and fueled all the war in their countries, have fun with them now.

and they portray islam in very beautiful way


MASHALLAH!

[Manzareh]

and they portray islam in very beautiful way


MASHALLAH!

Is it about portraying Islam or a matter of human urgency? These guys have come from a war zone do you think they are all religious saints, they are not interested in portraying anything, they are refugees trying to survive.

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in germany only 1,8 % of them are real asyl seeker who need help and are really from war zone

the rest come just for welfare

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

in germany only 1,8 % of them are real asyl seeker who need help and are really from war zone

the rest come just for welfare

I don't believe what you are saying is true.

Give me a concise definition of asylum seeker.

Then, give me a credible evidence for the figure (1,8 %) so that I can see if it's true or false.

[Manzareh]

in germany only 1,8 % of them are real asyl seeker who need help and are really from war zone

the rest come just for welfare

So who's fault is that? why doesn't Germany directly take refugees from war zone's? if they can get an accurate figure like that to the exact decimal then why don't they filter out who they take in since they know who they are.

Racist white people also say the same about refugees that enter into the UK 'welfare welfare' but they are on welfare themselves because they are too lazy to work and the refugees that come in, in a matter of a few years have successful businesses.