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Germany is now experiencing a migrant rape epidemic.

German officials are now encouraging women to wear sneakers to outrun migrant rapists. Speisa reported, via Religion of Peace:

The past year, more than one million immigrants from the third world, almost exclusively younger men, came to Germany, and the country is currently experiencing a historic rape wave without its equal, which many expected would happen.

This has led the Germany’s Federal Criminal Police, BKA, to advise German women on how to best protect themselves against rape.

If a woman gets an unsafe feeling when she encounters a group of men, or perceives that a situation could pose a risk, she should always trust her intuition and avoid getting into such situations, says Markus Koth, spokesman for BKA, according to shz.de.

Women must continue, if necessary, to be ready “to take detours.” In addition, women should see if there are “any policemen nearby that can be contacted,” according to Koth.

If, despite all precautions, she is attacked by asylum seekers nevertheless, it is very important to be able to protect one selves.

“Here you have to behave so boldly and decisively as possible. But even by shouting loud one could make passersby aware of what is going on,” said the BKA spokesman.

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