Seven-year-old migrant girl raped by 5 Arabic men' in refugee camp

Several other cases of sexual assaults on children has muddled the already raging debate on the migrant crisis.

Update: 2016-03-23 07:30 GMT
Another incident involving an Iraqi migrant raping a 10-year-old in an Austrian swimming pool had also become controversial. (Representaitonal image: DC)

London: In yet another case of sexual assault involving the migrant population, a seven-year-old girl who was living in a refugee centre in Hamburg, Germany, was gangraped by a group of five men.

According to a report in the Daily Mail, an investigation has been launched by the local police against 'five Arabic men', but it is unknown if the men were just visiting the asylum or were residents there.

The police reached the asylum, located in the city's Bharenfeld district, after receiving initial reports of a seven-year-old being raped.

The refugee centre, an old office building which is under the process of renovation, also provides accommodation for 550 migrants.  

Last week, the media reported a case involving a ten-year-old girl, who was rescued from a 'paedophile' by her father. The man allegedly took the girl behind the row of washrooms at the Idomeni camp on the Greece-Macedonia border, and was undressing her when the girl’s father spotted him. The miscreant was beaten up and handed over to the police.

Reports have also emerged that reveal young migrant boys being brutally raped by the local gangs in and near Calaise, France.

Migrants also faced much of the brunt after the infamous Cologne sex assaults that happened during the New Year celebrations. The perpetrators were believed to be men of African/Algerian and Arab origin.

Another incident involving an Iraqi migrant raping a 10-year-old in an Austrian swimming pool had also become controversial. The migrant, who works as a taxi driver, had claimed that it was a case of ‘sexual emergency’.

Several cases of sexual assaults on children have muddled the already raging debate on migrant crisis.

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