A gay couple from Serbia were nearly beaten to death at a German refugee camp.
The couple had contacted gay activists before the beating to say they were uncomfortable at the home.
Obviously, they were right to be concerned.
Breitbart.com reported,via Religion of Peace:
Gay rights campaigner Javid Nabiyev posted a video to his Facebook page claiming that two Serbian men who had come to Germany as asylum seekers were beaten within an inch of their lives at an asylum home, with both being hospitalised. He released partial footage from the aftermath of the beating which showed a man lying battered and bloody on the floor next to him.
Mr. Nabiyev said that although many consider Serbia to be a safe country, the individuals who were beaten had to flee the Balkan nation because their own family members had threatened violence toward them.
He went on to say that they attempted to hide their sexuality from the other asylum seekers – a move which was recommended by social workers.
The couple had contacted Nabiyev many months before the attack to say they felt uncomfortable in the asylum home. Nabiyev attempted to have them transferred to a different home but was unable because authorities saw no health or safety danger to the couple.
“They don’t want to believe you about your situation when you are complaining in a verbal way,” Nabiyev said in the video, blaming the system for only acting after an attack rather than trying to prevent them.
