Responding to the sexual assaults in Cologne and Hamburg, Slovakian
Prime Minister Robert Fico has reiterated his aim to allow no Muslims
into the country. According to reports, some of the attackers were
refugees.
Robert Fico said that Slovakia would fight against immigration from Muslim countries to prevent attacks like the shootings in Paris and large-scale assaults of women in Germany, which took place on New Year’s Eve.
“We don’t want something like what happened in Germany taking place in Slovakia,” Fico said, adding that the country must “prevent [its] women from being molested in public places.”
According to reports by local German newspaper “Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger” and an online preview of investigations by Sunday paper “Welt am Sonntag,” Cologne authorities have identified some of the perpetrators in the attacks as been Syrian asylum seekers.
‘Multi-culturalism is a fiction’
In light of the attacks, Fico told reporters that Bratislava would ” never make a voluntary decision that would lead to the formation of a unified Muslim community in Slovakia.”
Robert Fico said that Slovakia would fight against immigration from Muslim countries to prevent attacks like the shootings in Paris and large-scale assaults of women in Germany, which took place on New Year’s Eve.
“We don’t want something like what happened in Germany taking place in Slovakia,” Fico said, adding that the country must “prevent [its] women from being molested in public places.”
According to reports by local German newspaper “Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger” and an online preview of investigations by Sunday paper “Welt am Sonntag,” Cologne authorities have identified some of the perpetrators in the attacks as been Syrian asylum seekers.
‘Multi-culturalism is a fiction’
In light of the attacks, Fico told reporters that Bratislava would ” never make a voluntary decision that would lead to the formation of a unified Muslim community in Slovakia.”
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