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Germany: 3 Syrians gang raped and urinated on a 10-year-old girl, case only revealed during televized debate program

A shocking new case has come to light, which involves three Syrians gang raping a 10-year-old girl, with the men also urinating on her and smearing her with feces. Incredibly, there are no public news reports about this incident. The case was only revealed due to prominent national victim advocate Michael Kyrath, who disclosed he is actively working with the victim as part of his victim outreach efforts.

Kyrath described the details of the case during an appearance on ServusTV during a debate with a number of speakers on immigration, crime, and politics. which was published yesterday,

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“We are currently caring for over 1,000 victim families. We are currently supporting 36 young women who have become victims of sexual violence, including so-called gang rapes, which didn’t exist here at all 10 or 15 years ago. The youngest victim I am supporting was raped over several hours by three Syrians. They urinated on her, smeared her with feces, beat her, and kicked her. This girl is 10 years old. 10 years old!” said Michael Kyrath during his appearance.

He continues by saying: “These perpetrators cannot be rehabilitated through therapy, if only because the training of our therapists is tailored to Central European socialization… That means we aren’t even capable of rehabilitating these people.”

There is no public record of this case, which may have to do with the age of the victim. However, similar cases have also come to light in recent years, including the recent trial involving two Iraqis who raped a 7-year-old child in Essen. In that case as well, there was extremely limited coverage, with the case only coming to light once the trial started, with only one news outlet reporting on the details with an incredibly short news clip.

It raises the question of how many cases are not being publicized by the news media regarding young victims being raped in Germany by immigrants. While the issue of foreigners raping Europeans has proven politically explosive, children being raped is a step even further. With each such case coming to light, it could shift public sentiment even further towards the Alternative for Germany (AfD), which may also be a political factor regarding why these cases are being suppressed.

Kyrath’s own daughter, 17-year-old Ann-Marie, was stabbed to death dozens of times by a Palestinian migrant, along with her 19-year-old boyfriend Danny. Kyrath now works as a tireless advocate for families and victims of migrant violence, making frequent appearances on debate panels on major television networks.

During the interview, he also discussed the role of immigration and crime in the country.

“It’s always the same perpetrator profile, it’s almost always the same weapon, it’s virtually the same sequence of events, it’s the same motives, and for 11 years, it’s been the same empty phrases from responsible politicians that we’ve been hearing ever since—that it’s not that bad, you have to differentiate, you have to be careful, we must not play into the hands of the right, and all the other things we hear. People are dying every day, children are dying every day. And here we are, debating right versus left,” he said.

He further addressed the state of Germany and the so-called “fight against the right,” a theme that dominates the public media networks.

“We can go on, we can completely open up this topic. If you come to Germany: our schools are crumbling, the healthcare system is broken, internal security is eroded, trains don’t run on time, planes don’t run on time. But the main thing is: the fight against the right. Do you think any citizen whose children are beaten up at school because they eat pork cares about the fight against the right, or the right and the left? That doesn’t interest any citizen anymore. I am terribly sorry, but they are far removed from reality and what citizens see out there.”

Kyrath notes that in his work as a master craftsman, every step is documented and regulated, and yet, migration involving hundreds of thousands of foreigners remains a black hole for German authorities, who often do not know which country these individuals are from, or even the real name or birth date of tens of thousands of migrants.

“We don’t know how many illegal people are in this country, where they are, what their goals are, what their views are, or if they are willing to respect our way of life. Instead, we put them in container villages, give them a few euros every month, and call that successful integration. That is a completely false example from certain people living in a prosperity-decayed bubble, applauding themselves for how great they are. In reality, that has nothing to do with humanity or Christianity,” he said.

Claims that migrants are a boon to the job market are also sharply squashed by Kyrath.

“And here we come to the topic of skilled workers, as you mentioned earlier. As a master craftsman, I can tell you what requirements we have to meet today just to hire or employ someone, with all the documentation duties. I am terribly sorry, but 90 percent of the people coming here cannot be employed by us because we are simply not allowed to, because they don’t meet the requirements.
They don’t have the schooling, the training, or the security checks,” he stated.

He even touched on a growing theme that Remix News has published on extensively, which is the fact that artificial intelligence and automation are in the process of rendering mass immigration pointless. As Asia increasingly shows, migration is not necessary for successful economies. In fact, it may even be an impediment, as cheap labor hinders capital investment in automation. Countries like South Korea, Japan, and China — all nearly zero immigration countries — are pulling ahead of Europe in countless areas, including renewable energy, AI, robotics, and the automotive sector, all while embracing science over ideology.

While addressing a point made about Spain and its inability to integrate migrants into the workforce and education system, Kyrath stated: “That also touches on a philosophical question: what will things look like in 10 to 15 years? With AI-supported technology, do we even need humans for these jobs in the future? Today, you don’t need a doctor when you have an Apple Watch, you don’t need taxi drivers, garbage collectors, or even teachers. Where are all these people supposed to go in 10 to 15 years? How will they be employed?”

Regarding the murder of his daughter Ann-Marie, the host said: “The perpetrator had multiple previous convictions, had stabbed another man in the neck the year before, had no right of residence, and moved from state to state. Have you received any answers from politicians regarding how such a person was still in the country?”

To which Kyrath answered, “On a state level, politicians listened to us and took our concerns seriously. But at the federal level, very few engage with the topic. We invited the Federal President, the Chancellor, and all 16 state premiers to an event in Frankfurt, and we received unanimous rejections, claiming they couldn’t attend every small association event.”

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Green Party politician pushes for more Afghans in his city despite massive integration issues

A prominent Green Party lawmaker from the German state of Baden-Württemberg is pressing the federal government to fly in more Afghan migrants who are currently awaiting entry to Germany from Pakistan. In an official correspondence addressed directly to Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU), MP Marcel Emmerich called for an expedited admission process so these individuals, who claim they worked with German armed forces and fear Taliban retribution, can resettle in his home constituency of Ulm along with their families.

Emmerich targeted the long delays facing former local personnel who assisted international forces prior to the Taliban takeover. He emphasized that “people who fought alongside the German Armed Forces in Afghanistan for democracy, freedom and the rule of law are still waiting to be admitted in Pakistan.”

He characterized the current administrative standstill as “unbearable.”

His demand comes at a time when data shows that Afghans are one of the most poorly integrated of all migrant groups in Germany, along with a number of high-profile terrorist and criminal attacks conducted by Afghan nationals in recent years.

The initiative follows a formal decision passed by the Ulm municipal council this past July, in which local authorities officially signaled to regional and federal officials their readiness to house and integrate incoming arrivals.

Emmerich’s appeal also draws legal backing from a recent landmark ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court. Karlsruhe judges determined that arbitrarily shutting down admission pipelines violates constitutional protections against arbitrary governance, forcing the government to fulfill existing entry promises made to vetted individuals.

Germans, however, have an entirely different views on refugees. Polling from last year showed that 68 percent of Germans wanted fewer refugees. Another poll from YouGov last year showed that a majority of Germans wanted a complete moratorium on immigration, which would mean a stop to all migration, whether legal or illegal.

Between August 2021 and January 2025, Berlin issued formal entry commitments to over 10,000 Afghans designated as particularly vulnerable. Though operations slowed significantly, state-backed support continued. As of March 16, 54 Afghans in Pakistan were actively receiving assistance through an admission program, aided significantly by legal actions spearheaded by the non-governmental organization “Kabul Airlift.”

Following successful litigation by civil society groups, the government resumed transport operations, gradually bringing individuals holding valid entry promises into Germany.

The total volume of admissions has sparked persistent political opposition and concerns about who actually worked with Western coalition forces in Afghanistan. The number of Afghans arriving in Germany through the program has been significant. By May 2025, total arrivals through local staff channels had grown to approximately 19,300 people, which is substantially more than the figure first presented, which was in the range of 300.

In April 2021, official military publications painted a relatively contained picture. According to an archived article from the German Armed Forces.

“Currently, around 300 local Afghan personnel are working for the German contingent of the NATO mission Resolute Support. Any local authority recognized as being at risk can apply for admission to Germany for itself and its nuclear family through the so-called local authority procedure,” read the article.

Addressing this divergence, CDU Parliamentarian Simone Borchardt noted that following the collapse of the Afghan government in August 2021, “the circle of those entitled to protection had expanded considerably.”

The criteria were widened beyond recent military aides to include long-inactive workers, media personnel, human rights advocates, and staff from civilian NGOs. Family sizes were also estimated upward. While planners originally estimated three to five dependents per worker, field reports indicated “that many affected local workers lived with significantly larger households.” As a result, the number of Afghans eligible for the program exploded.

Afghan family structures are also substantially larger and murkier than in the West, with far less documentation to provide evidence of their claims to Western authorities.

Afghans have been shown to submit false documentation to support a record with Western military authorities that never existed, including fraudulent letters of recommendation or employment verification logs falsely claiming association with allied military or contractor forces.

There is an absence of functional civil registries inside Afghanistan, which prevents standard cross-checking of births, marriages, and deaths. Authorities in the West have extreme difficulty vetting such claims, and incidences of fraud within Afghan family reunification and relocation structures involve fabricated biological relationships along with forged employment or civil documents.

As Remix News previously reported, only one in eight Afghans admitted through the program in Germany has been properly screened, according to news reports.

As European Conservative reported last year, the German program itself has faced widespread fraud accusations.

“German embassy officials in Islamabad warned of ‘highly concerning’ practices. Visa applicants often presented forged identity documents and unverifiable claims of persecution. Some were openly coached to lie during interviews. One man, whose story had been written for him by NGO handlers, messaged an activist asking, ‘What am I now—trans or gay?'”

The report continues, noting: “The abuse appears systemic. In one instance, a group of ten individuals submitted 21 fake Afghan ID cards claiming family ties to a man who had taught literacy classes. In truth, many had been living in Pakistan for years and may not have been Afghan nationals at all.”

It would hardly be the first case involving such scams. As the U.S.-based Center for Immigration Studies noted in 2001, “U.S. authorities are investigating some 4,000 Iraqis suspected of filing fraudulent applications for refugee resettlement in the United States and are re-assessing cases involving more than 104,000 others. Over 500 Iraqis already admitted as refugees could be deported or stripped of their U.S. citizenship.”

Reuters described it as “one of the biggest into refugee program fraud in recent history.”

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