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Sahra Mirow

German politician

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  • Jun 13

    Crimes against homeless people in Germany jump 17 percent, with Berlin worst affected

    Police recorded 2,563 offences against rough sleepers in 2025, up from around 2,200 in each of the two previous years, even as overall crime in the country fell.

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