AfD Inquiry Reveals 350-plus Child Marriages in Germany, Less Than 10 Annulled
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AfD Inquiry Reveals 350-plus Child Marriages in Germany, Less Than 10 Annulled

Data from German authorities at the request of the surging conservative AfD party has revealed more than 350 Islamic child marriages.

Grown Muslim men are marrying girls as young as 11.

As well, the conservative NIUS website reported, less than 10 have been annulled since 2018.

The reason: German authorities led by former East German communist Angela Merkel, the retired chancellor, permitted an invasion of Muslims who are not only marrying little girls but raping adult German women.

The Report

The child marriages are, of course, taking place among the Iraqis, Syrians, Afghans, and Pakistanis whom Merkel invited into the country.

“In Baden-Württemberg, only eight child marriages out of a total of 350 documented cases have been legally annulled since 2018,” NIUS reported:

This information comes from a response by the Ministry of the Interior to a parliamentary inquiry from the AfD (Alternative for Germany). Particularly shocking: Among the minors affected by the annulled marriages was a girl just eleven years old. Several twelve-year-olds are also among the cases that were not annulled.

In one case from 2020, authorities annulled the marriage of a 17-year-old Iraqi boy to an 11-year-old girl from his country. Another case saw a 14-year-old Afghan girl married to a 30-year-old man.

“Most recently, in 2024, two similar marriages were annulled,” NIUS continued:

These involved a 16-year-old German girl who had married a 25-year-old Pakistani man, and a 16-year-old Syrian girl whose husband was 27 years old at the time of their marriage.

The eight revocations took place between 2018 and 2024; the state-wide responsible authority, the Tübingen Regional Council, has been recording corresponding cases since April 2012. Syrian, Afghan, Bulgarian, Turkish, and Iraqi nationals are frequently among those affected; occasionally, individuals with German citizenship are also found.

But again, going back to 2015, 350 such marriages were not annulled. The reasons for that, the government told the AfD, were a spouse’s death, another marriage broad, the girl’s aging to majority, and no pursuit of the annulment.

“According to the response, marriages involving very young minors are also among the cases that have not been overturned,” NIUS reported:

For example, the state government lists the marriage of a 12-year-old Afghan girl to an 18-year-old man for 2020. A case is also documented for 2022 in which a 12-year-old Syrian girl was married to a 28-year-old Syrian man.

The tables also list several marriages involving 13- and 14-year-old girls. According to the Interior Ministry, at the time of the government’s response, no legal proceedings to annul child marriages were pending.

AfD members also asked how many students were forced into marriage during the past 16 years then quit school. Attendance is compulsory.

“The Ministry of Education’s response was brief,” NIUS explained:

Such data is not collected.

Threats

An outfit called the Yasemin counseling center reported 80 cases of forced marriage threats. Thirty-three minors were among the 80, four of whom were under 12 years, five of whom were 12, and two of whom were 13. Forty-six were adults.

AfD members Nikolaos Boutakoglou and Emely Knorr asked for the data.

“Child marriage is incompatible with our values,” Knorr wrote on Facebook:

Children have a right to safety, education, and a self-determined future. That is why we need effective protection, early intervention, and consistent action against forced marriages.

We are asking questions, making injustices visible, and staying on track.

“Our country and our values are being abolished before our very eyes,” AfD member Martin Rothweiler wrote on X:

I hope that the citizens will soon elect us as the AfD so strongly that we can stop this!

Rapes Across Germany

Child marriages aren’t the only cultural enrichment Germans receive from Islamic “migrants.”

Another is the rape of German women. Fox News revealed the government data, again requested by AfD, in June.

“New German crime figures and an expanding investigation into an alleged sexual exploitation of teenage girls near the Nuremberg, Germany, central railway station are intensifying a broader European battle over migration, integration and whether officials have been too reluctant to confront patterns of organized sexual abuse,” the network reported.

Gang rapes in 2025 numbered 751.

“Police identified 1,087 suspects in the cases, including 509 German citizens and 578 non-German nationals,” Fox reported:

Syrians were the largest foreign-national group, with 110 suspects, followed by Afghans with 64, Iraqis with 46 and Turks with 44.

The invaders are doing exactly what the grooming gangs in England did before that scandal made the headlines. The Labour Party killed a probe into the sex crimes and why police didn’t stop the crimes after they knew what the grooming gangs were doing. 

Cops in Nuremberg investigated whether “vulnerable girls were deliberately drawn into a network involving affection, gifts, narcotics and sexual exploitation,” Fox explained:

Bavarian police said in May that men operating around the city’s main railway station allegedly approached girls from unstable or vulnerable backgrounds, initially offering them attention, clothing or cosmetics. Investigators said some were later given hard drugs, including crystal meth, and that their resulting dependency was allegedly exploited to obtain sexual acts or other “services.”

Far-left German Deep Staters, of course, don’t want those crimes mentioned. In 2024, AfD member Marie-Thérèse Kaiser was fined $6,500 for publishing the government’s rape data. They showed that Afghans whom the authorities imported are raping women left and right.

On New Year’s Eve 2015-2016, Arabs and North Africans rampaged across more than a dozen German cities sexually assaulting or otherwise raping more than 1,000 women. 


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