Another one. When Angela and her son Macron welcomed Turkish migrants in with open arms, maybe they should have
told the them that rape isn't inherent and they don't have to perform such acts like their ancestors from the Armenian
genocide did.
Luckily, The Daily Mail acquiesced to the court rulings and didn't reveal the criminal's name.
Instead, they just produced two images of him and made sure nobody back in Turkey will know who he is.
What was Tommy Robinson locked-up for again?!!
told the them that rape isn't inherent and they don't have to perform such acts like their ancestors from the Armenian
genocide did.
Luckily, The Daily Mail acquiesced to the court rulings and didn't reveal the criminal's name.
Instead, they just produced two images of him and made sure nobody back in Turkey will know who he is.
What was Tommy Robinson locked-up for again?!!
Quote:Turkish rapist, 26, who attacked a 16-year-old girl, will be deported from Germany 'to discourageSOURCE:
foreigners from a culture of sexual inequality from committing sex crimes'
*Defendant, named as Ali B., raped the teenager, also of Turkish origin, in Worms
*Judge Dagmar Wünsch has now said that the 26-year-old must leave Germany
*She said this would 'discourage foreigners from a culture of sexual inequality from committing sex crimes'
'A Turkish rapist who attacked a 16-year-old girl will be deported from Germany after a judge said his expulsion
from the country would act as a deterrent.
The defendant, named in Germany only as Ali B., raped the teenager -also of Turkish origin -in Worms, a city in
Rhineland-Palatinate state. A judge has now said the 26-year-old must leave Germany 'to discourage foreigners
from a culture of sexual inequality from committing sex crimes'.
The expulsion was announced by 64-year-old judge Dagmar Wünsch at a court in Rhineland-Palatinate.
Ali B. had been in Germany for 19 years, according to the German tabloid Bild.
Judge Wünsch is said to have emphasised the 'general preventive aspects' of the ruling in order to deter such
crimes in the future.
In 2016, it was reported that Germany had toughened its rape laws in the wake of a series of sex attacks carried
out in Cologne on New Year's Eve. The German parliament passed legislation broadening the definition of sex
crimes and making it easier to deport foreign nationals who commit them.
It followed years of debate on the need for tougher treatment of rape by the country's criminal justice system...'
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