The massive influx into Europe of young, unaccompanied men will lead to a gender imbalance and more sex attacks like those seen in Cologne, a professor has warned.
Crimes such as sexual assaults and rape become more common in ‘masculinised’ societies, while women’s ability to travel without fear worsens, Dr Valerie Hudson claims.
Her warning comes as police in Germany reveal the ‘organised Arab or North African’ sex gangs which terrorised more than 100 women in Cologne blocked officers from helping distressed victims.
The chilling police report describes women being forced to run through a ‘gauntlet’ of drunken men while officers themselves were mobbed by victims claiming they had been sexually assaulted.
But the problem is now believed to be far more widespread than initially thought.
Today it emerged identical sex gangs are operating in neighbouring Austria, while more than 150 woman across five German cities have reported attacks.
And in Switzerland, six women reported identical crimes in Zurich on New Year’s Eve, while Finnish police intercepted information suggesting similar attacks were planned. ...
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