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Martin Sellner called for the release of Paul Brandenburg. He wrote that Brandenburg had been arrested at the airport in Berlin when he wanted to visit his 10-year-old child, and described the arrest as insidious. Sellner claimed that Brandenburg was accused solely of words, while rapists and pedophiles were being released in Germany. He urged people to build pressure together and announced that he would write Brandenburg a first letter upon his arrival in Austria. He provided the address of the Moabit Correctional Facility, Alt-Moabit 12a, 10559 Berlin. #FreiheitFürPaul #Menschenrechte #Rechtsstaat (translated)

The author wrote that the government-critical doctor Paul Brandenburg had been arrested and was accused of insulting politicians. He emphasized that one did not have to agree with Brandenburg's statements, but advocated for arresting terrorists, violent offenders, and rapists instead of people who verbally expressed dissent. #Freiheit #Meinungsfreiheit #Politik #DE (translated)

Dr. David Lütke wrote that a state that places critics in pre-trial detention for insult, while immediately releasing knife attackers, assaulters, and rapists after their arrest, can no longer be considered a state governed by the rule of law. He claimed that the Federal Republic of Germany is destroying itself. #Rechtsstaat #Kritik #Deutschland (translated)

Volker Ketzer wrote that a family man was thrown into prison for lèse-majesté against one of his demonstrably incompetent politicians. At the same time, people he described as multiple rapists were free, classified as not guilty by reason of insanity, and continued to receive public funds, he claimed. He also wrote that people do not yet hate the state enough and demanded Paul's release with the hashtag #FREEPAUL. #FREEPAUL #Freiheit #Justiz #Politik (translated)

BILD reporter Sarah Maria Sander describes in her report about serial rapist Frank S. the disturbing emotions she feels during the trial, and addresses the fear and powerlessness women experience when they become victims of sexual violence, while their suffering is consumed by others. #Vergewaltigung #Frauenrechte #Gerichtsverfahren (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that the Vienna police are searching for a suspected rapist who allegedly raped an 85-year-old woman at 1:35 AM on her way home from Vienna's main train station. He called for sharing the post so that the perpetrator can be found quickly and for getting involved with SaveEuropeAct. #Wien #Polizei #Gewaltprävention (translated)

EverydayisWednesday wrote that the judges stated the rape victim had not suffered long-term consequences and requested that the perpetrator's pronouns be respected. The author expressed strong disgust toward the justice system and added that he had a doctorate in law. #Justiz #Opferschutz #Frauenrechte (translated)

The prominent US lawyer Sally Yates has been tasked with reviewing Cornell University's response to the rape case of "Jane Doe" after protests against the university administration and accusations of protecting the rapist have intensified. #CornellUniversität #SallyYates #Vergewaltigung (translated)

After the rape allegations at Cornell University in the USA, public protests against the institution are growing, as it is accused of protecting rapists, while the New York Attorney General is now investigating the case and disciplinary measures have already been taken against some of the accused. #Vergewaltigung #Universität #Cornell (translated)

Sarah Zickler summarized the political and social status quo from her perspective. She anticipated the election of the first AfD state president the following day, and in Berlin, a takeover by the successor party of the SED. Lars Klingbeil had suggested a tax on plastic packaging following the failure of the sugar tax, she wrote. Philipp Amthor is returning his beach chair while Friedrich Merz travels to Ukraine to assure that Germany will not demand repayment of its loans, according to Zickler. She described the CDU as weaker than ever in polls and Merz as the most unpopular chancellor of all time. She also referred to new elections in Spain, unrest in France, and costs of 24 million euros for a fence at Schloss Bellevue. Heidi Reichinnek was also mentioned by Zickler: she believes it is wrong to deport rapists and murderers who are required to leave, as they would be too dangerous for women in their home countries and should therefore stay in Germany. In conclusion, Zickler ironically commented on the situation as something that is going “well” for us. #Politik #Deutschland #Nachrichten (translated)

Steffan Nethe described the case of Mohamet E. as an example of the state's failure in internal security. According to him, he was a Sudanese repeat offender who had deceived authorities for years with more than 16 identities. His police record included 61 criminal offenses, including armed robbery, violent crimes, and drug trafficking. Moreover, he had been internally classified as a "ministry case" and was subject to deportation since 2018. Nethe wrote that Mohamet E. had nevertheless not been deported and had choked, kicked, and threatened citizens in public. As a reason for the lack of deportation, Nethe cited the absence of a passport replacement document that the Lower Saxony authorities had not obtained for years despite having clarified his identity. Referring to deportation leaks, he claimed that the system was structurally failing and that there were numerous comparable cases in Germany. Murderers, rapists, and terrorists could remain unbothered for years because deportations were delayed or prevented, he wrote. Nethe called for a government that acted more decisively and prioritized the safety of the population. #InnereSicherheit #Asylsystem #Rechtsstaat (translated)

The author wrote that leftist judges and prosecutors were leading Germany into a situation where singing youths would be prosecuted while rapists would not. At the same time, he advocated for new media and thanked Glut Magazine for its research. #Justiz #Rechtsstaat #Medienfreiheit #DE (translated)

NIUS publishes thousands of pages of deportation leaks in a series. The documents show how the most serious offenders – murderers, rapists, and terrorists – have not been deported for years. The case of Arash T. is particularly serious. https://t.co/M9zVEHoDBq https://t.co/tEJo492hH5 #Abschiebung #Verbrechensopfer #Asylpolitik (translated)