Women Filmed up Skirts at Oktoberfest. 32,000 Videos End up Online
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ABOUT 32,000 illegal "upskirting" videos of Oktoberfest visitors are circulating on the Internet. Police warn women ahead of the new festival and advise how to react to such attacks.
For many women, an involuntary striptease becomes a harmless ride-shop fun on the Munich Wiesn. Videos of their highly slid Dirndl land on the net. A research work shows how large the extent of sexual assaults is.
TikTok and Instagram accounts earn money with explicit recordings of women on the Munich Devil's Wheel. The operator distributes cycling pants against such videos, platforms delete numerous accounts.
Around 32,000 suspected upskirting videos from the Oktoberfest are scheduled to circulate online. Find out what people can do and what punishment perpetrators threaten.
They film secretly under the Dirndl and place the intimate recordings on online platforms: The Facebook group Meta alone has 32,000 such clips to find. About the hitherto unknown dimension of the incidents on the Devil's Wheel – and the trick with which profit is made.
According to the German Penal Code, making or distributing such recordings is strictly punishable. A fine or a prison sentence of up to two years is foreseen for this
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