Condemnation for rape: Designed the defendant in the event of a judgment!

Condemnation for rape: Designed the defendant in the event of a judgment!

A shocking case of sexual violence was recently negotiated at the Munich district court. A 33-year-old man received a convicting prison sentence of four and a half years because of the rape of a woman he had met after a tinder date in Obergiesing. The fact that this process ended in this way does not occur often: The convict was disappeared at the time of his verdict and apparently turned out of dust, which led to an intensive search by the police. The events were reported by the "tz", however, initial confirmations of the information failed to see how mUENCHE.de Notice.

The incidents related to this rape process throw a bad light on the problem of sexual violence against women, which is still a sad everyday life in Germany. During the procedure, the accused silent about the allegations, but there were indications that he misused another woman years ago. At the last negotiation, a video consumption of the alleged victim was to be presented, but the public was largely excluded from the process. This raises the question of how such procedures can be designed in order to meet both the victims and the accused.

a threatening trend

In another case that takes place in Frankenthal, a 28-year-old man is accused of raping women in nine cases. The indictment includes crimes that are said to have occurred between summer 2019 and January 2024. In eight cases, actual rape is reported, some of the victims were affected several times. As with the incident in Munich, the accused got to know his victims through platforms such as Tinder and Facebook. It is terrifying that such meetings often begin mutually before the perpetrator passes to unwanted sexual acts. This shows the dangerous game that is going on in the digital world to manipulate and humiliate women. The process in Frankenthal is considered important by many in order to remember the public's serious consequences of sexual violence, especially due to the fact that violence has also been physically exercised in some cases. SWR.de reports and the upcoming negotiation days.

The case in Munich is part of a worrying number of incidents that have been documented in Germany in recent years. A report by the German Institute for Human Rights, which analyzes the implementation of the Istanbul Convention, shows how serious the problem of gender-specific violence in Germany is. The first periodic report, which the reporting agency presented on December 3, 2024, deals with the developments in the period from 2020 to 2022 and documents the efforts of the federal and state governments to combat this violence. Here, too, it turns out how important it is to send both victims of protection and the perpetrators a clear answer. This becomes particularly clear in the sober statement that men such as the convict in Munich or the accused in Frankenthal are offset by a challenge for society as a whole that must not be ignored. Institut-fuer-menschenrechte.de has summarized this problem.