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Migrant groups say racist attacks increase in German city after deadly Christmas market violence
- Migrant groups in Magdeburg report a significant rise in racist incidents since a deadly Christmas market attack, with attacks increasing by over 70%, said Saeeid Saeeid.
- The suspect, a Saudi doctor, caused five deaths and 200 injuries during the attack, leading to heightened tension in the community.
- Mayor Simone Borris stated that "Cohesion and community are fundamental values of a city that are inviolable," outlining support measures for migrants.
- Ketevan Asatiani-Hermann stated that victims of racism often feel unsupported by local authorities and fear negative repercussions from reporting incidents.
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Migrant groups say racist attacks increase in German city after deadly Christmas market violence
Migrants who have settled in the German city of Magdeburg say they have experienced a sharp increase in racism and anti-immigration sentiments following a deadly Christmas market attack last year.
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When Haben Gebregergish arrived in the German city of Magdeburg seven years ago, the Eritrean immigrant walked to the supermarket with her son when a drunk woman approached him on the street.
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