Report: M1 shows Cairo sex assault video, says its Cologne
Hungarian state-owned all-news TV channel M1 aired a video recording of a Dutch woman being sexually assaulted in Cairo’s Tahrir Square in 2013, claiming the video shows “dozens of migrants” raping a woman in Cologne, Germany, on New Year’s Eve, Hungarian online daily 444.hu reported yesterday.
Tahrir Square Cairo, Egypt. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)
According to the online daily, the channel aired the video with the following description:
“The video was taken on New Year’s Eve in Cologne, and it was recently uploaded to the largest video sharing site. Dozens of migrants surround a blonde woman, who has no chance of escaping. Her shouts and attempts to push the migrant men away failed, as they did not let her go. The video might have been taken with a phone by one of the migrants, exposing the incident.”
M1 has not yet responded to 444.huʼs allegations on the matter.
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