Psychologist raises the alarm: Migrant crime exploded in Germany!

Psychologist raises the alarm: Migrant crime exploded in Germany!

Algerien - The discussion about migration and crime has gained intensity in recent years, especially with regard to certain nationalities. Frank Urbaniok, a 62-year-old forensic psychiatrist, has published alarming results for Germany, Austria and Switzerland in a current analysis. He realizes that men from Algeria are more suspected of serious physical injuries 35 times more often than Germans. For sexual offenses, the quota is even 19 times higher suspicions for this nationality. Urbaniok identifies this disproportionate conviction, among other things, for men from Afghanistan, Syria and Morocco and attributes this to "cultural -specific imprints", which sometimes brings him fierce criticism, including names such as "most profile neurotic psychologists in Switzerland" and accusations of "racist thought".

The ARD tries to explain the increasing conflicts of violence in swimming pools by climatic conditions such as heat waves. Urbaniok contradicts this argument and indicates that violent attacks, especially against Jews or homosexuals, are often committed by people from Muslim countries. He also illustrates that migrants from East Asian countries such as Vietnam, China or Thailand have hardly any similar acts of violence.

migration from Algeria

The complex situation regarding migration after and from Algeria is also worrying. Reports on human trafficking and illegal migration show that Algeria is currently a significant origin, transit and target country for human smuggling. These criminal activities are often operated by West African networks that force women and children into prostitution and exploitation. The dynamics of human trafficking has changed significantly over the years, so that over half of the victims of Zinder, Niger, have come.

irregular migrants in Algeria are particularly susceptible to exploitation. Smuggle networks actively act and not only offer transport, but also accommodations. Although the Algerian authorities have smashed some of these networks, the illegal market remains extensive. This situation is reinforced by the economic crisis in Algeria, which leads to increasing prices and a decline in purchasing power.

crime and migration

Another aspect that affects the debate about migrants and crime is the perception of public security. A small part of the migrants are punishable, but overall they take part in crimes more than non -migrants. According to current data, the majority of migrants and refugees have not committed any crimes. Differences in crime participation can be influenced by social and demographic factors.

Access to the labor market is crucial for crime risks among migrants, with adults rarely criminal offenses with access to work. Violence among refugees can be associated with conflicts in shared accommodation and precarious living conditions. For long -term integration, it is essential to strengthen educational institutions and create integration options.

Further information and arguments on this topic can be found in Urbaniok's book "Side of Migration". The social challenges are great and require a comprehensive and well -founded examination of matter.