In the clutches of a gear: Aylas desperate struggle for freedom!

In the clutches of a gear: Aylas desperate struggle for freedom!

Milbertshofen, Deutschland - in Munich can be observed an alarming development that affects both the social environment and the safety of young people. Ayla, a 14-year-old girl, has come into catch a girl's gang who operates in the Bahnhofsviertel. The gait, known for violence and drug abuse, has drawn Ayla and her fellow sufferers into a world that is shaped by drug addiction and criminal activities. The concerned mother of Ayla, Nesrin O., shares her desperate story, which gives a sad insight into the reality of many young people in this city. According to Merkur Ayla has started this course since March and has started to consume drugs like ecstasy.

The influence of this course on Ayla is devastating. Her mother reports devastatingly about the many scars that her daughter has inflicted on to escape the pain and pressure of group affiliation. In the past few months, the situation has deteriorated dramatically; In April, Ayla even had to go to the hospital with an overdose. The police are now investigating robbery and violence in at least ten cases, with three girls between the ages of 14 and 16 on May 19, who threatened and beaten up two of the same age with a knife. These incidents illustrate the terrifying dimensions of the problem, which is not only limited to individual fates, but also raises a much greater social problem.

prostitution and drug abuse in the old botanical garden

The situation is tightened by similar occurrences in the old botanical garden, a well -known resort in Munich. Here, underage girls between the ages of 14 and 17 are always involved in prostitution and drug abuse. By September 2024, 734 offenses were registered there, a dramatic increase compared to 82 offenses in 2021. Girls accompanied by boys or even adult men can be found frequently. The city's health department reports on a worrying increase in drug addiction and sexual violence against this vulnerable. The youth welfare office finds that young girls are often under the influence of drugs or alcohol and are in conflict situations with rival groups, which increases the endangerment of their security again, such as tz.de

In order to improve the situation in the old botanical garden, the city council decided to tighten the regulations from 2025. Among other things, the use of street workers who will be on site seven days a week in a three -layer model are planned to offer the affected girls support and help. This measure is estimated with up to 400,000 euros annually. From January 15, 2025, a new regulation will also come into force that prohibits the carried out knives and the consumption and possession of alcohol and cannabis in the old botanical garden to increase the safety of the young people there.

a problem for society as a whole

The worrying developments Fuggerlieder a broader context of youth crime in Munich and Germany in general. Statistics show that youth crime is not a single window and has decreased in recent years, but many young people are still affected. Two main data sources for measuring crime, both survey data and official statistics, show that a significant part of the young people has become delinquent at least once. The majority of the offenses are rather easier to do, while serious violent offenses occur relatively rarely compared to the total numbers. Nevertheless, the young people concerned are not only criminals, but often victims of violence, especially inner -family.

The efforts of the city of Munich to improve the security situation and offer support for endangered young people could be a first step in the right direction in order to give a whole generation a chance of a better life apart from drugs and crime. The stories of affected families such as that of Ayla and her mother illustrate how acute the problem is and what responsibility we bear as a society to help these young people.