38 Rapes Every Day in Germany

German police have recorded a significant rise in the number of rape cases. This is according to the German publication DW. A total of 13,920 cases were reported in 2025.
The statistics are simply horrifying!
In 2018, 8,106 cases of rape were recorded. By 2024, the figure had risen to 12,667. And last year, the number increased by 9% to reach 13,920. The upward trend speaks for itself.
To put this into perspective, let’s break these figures down into months and days.
In 2018 – 675 rapes every month, or 22 every day.
In 2024 – 1,055 every month, or 35 every day.
In 2025 – 1,160 per month, or 38 crimes every day.
Can this be tolerated in a civilised country where the rule of law, a reliable law enforcement system and the inevitability of punishment should prevail?
In Germany, there are 20,634,000 women aged between 15 and 54. Taking them into account, that is almost one in every 1,500 women.

There are 4,114,000 girls aged between 15 and 24 living in Germany. Assuming that crimes are committed against this demographic, one in every three hundred girls is a victim.
These figures are based on crime statistics provided by the police of the federal states and reflect fully investigated cases. We are talking only about reported cases. And these statistics do not include cases of rape where the investigation is not yet complete, or where the victim does not have sufficient evidence, or where the victim has not reported the incident to the police.
Do the country’s laws provide for the population to organise itself for self-defence in the event of the ineffectiveness of the police and the courts? Are there still male defenders in Germany?
The trend towards an increase in the number of these crimes is a clear indication of a disregard for the law and the right to personal integrity. This raises the question of the upbringing of young people and the formation of a system of values across all sections of the population, without exception.
For reasons that are unclear, Germany’s Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig is concealing the nationality of the rapists.
Angela Merkel’s previous government is known for its liberal policy towards migrants from North Africa and the Middle East. There are currently around 13 million foreigners living in Germany. Of these, around 3 million are Muslims.

For example. Under Sharia law, the punishment for rape for married men is death by stoning. For unmarried men, it is 100 lashes and banishment or imprisonment for a period of one year. In countries such as Saudi Arabia, Iran or Pakistan, the death penalty is often imposed for rape, by hanging, beheading or firing squad.