in the eastern city of dresden, journalist ulrich wolf last been looking into connections between the far right and the security guards. >> we have a problem that the security is the right wing connection, have right wing connections. >> wolf's number uncovered abuse by a dresden based security company after this video of guards thread thing a lebanese asylum seeker, the links were to pegida, the far right group that demonstrates every saturday in dresden and across germany. >> they have the feeling of the foreigners which we don't want to have here. >> so it's easier for city to turn a blind eye and ignore them? >> i don't see anything i don't hear anything and i don't say anything. that is a typical attitude. >> the european commission says that at the end of 2016, there will be triple the number of refugees. if that does not end that can only mean more misery and more profits. next, the rise of the right, anger at politicians, fear of foreigners drives the return of vicious hate to the streets of germany. >> the backlash ask growing. communities long tolerant of migrants, the commu

pegida, anticorporate anti-refugee group that demonstrates every week in dresden and across germany. >> they are not very motivated and have a feeling that these are foreigners which we don't want to have here. >> reporter: why are the city officials not paying more attention to who is providing security? >> that's a good question. you have to ask them. >> it is easy for the city to turn a blind eye and basically ignore. >> i don't see anything, i don't hear anything and i don't say anything.that is a typical attitude. >> reporter: these are not isolated incidents. in one german state, the officials have estimated that one out of every ten known right wing extremist works for a security agency. rating, quote, an extreme potential for conflict. even security guards working on contract for city of berlin in the city's own refugee registration center have been caught on tape hitting refugees. this man, a german citizen originally from syria volunteers inside the registration center. we talked with a spokes woman at the main registration center in berlin who defended the guards. >> the s

talk to you, political correctness at dresden at swimming pool there, saying no more migrants.e'll not allow migrants to come swim here. refugee council got upset and said this is discriminatory. okay, sure enough, we can't do this because they were worried about getting sued by the refugees. so now they're putting up signs all over the pool that basically have pictorial examples of how you should act, telling these men, not to touch, grope or in any way sexually assault those women and children! >> even if the men suddenly behave, the women feel under threat. nobody likes to be ogled almost manai actually the way these men do it. beyond media and people getting upset assault on swedish woman, volunteer was killed yesterday. beyond that what is coming out now, since new year's eve dam has broken on information flood. we're also learning they hushed up countless assaults and rapes within the refugee centers. and of course women from the islamic world are hesitant to report it. their lives are ruined. we're so politically correct and stupid that when they do come forward to repor

nevertheless, in recent times, right-wing movements have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresden. some people have argued that the far right may welcome this publication. but the authors say that should not stop them from educating future again rayi-- generations. >>> you can find out much more on our website. our main story there about what is happening in syria. you can find it at myself, that if we stay here in this crowd, they could kill us. >> translator: there was no many people that i was no longer in control of myself. >> translator: it felt like they were in power and that they could do anything with the women out the street partying. >> reporter: protesters say the police could and should have done more. what happened more than a week ago is fuelling the debate in germmy about immigration. witnesses said many of the suspects looked arab or north african. more than 30 suspects have now been identified by german police. some are asylum seekers, but they aren't being connected to the sexual assault allegations, but face violence and robbery charges. the chancellor has dema

you can think of hiroshima or nag sacknagasaki or dresden.eople don't care about human suffering or if they do care it's very difficult to get them to act on it. and it underlines how desperately the international community should be concentrating on stopping this civil war. >> he was absolutely right wasn't he josh landis when he said there aren't 400,000 people under siege here, we can break it down into little enclaves, you are totally wrong, it is 23 million people the entire syrian population that is under siege. >> well, that is true in this civil war and we've seen it, we've seen almost 5 million people flee syria and another half of the country moved around, losing their homes at various periods. so the whole country's in terrible stayed of dep vacation. we are going into talks supposedly january 25th. this is a drum role leading up to this. all sides are trying to exploit the are terrors of syria in order to expose their enemies. >> short notice, we appreciate your thoughts, wa landis from js from university of oklahoma. >>> i.s.i.l.

right-wong movements such as the anti-islamic group have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresdeneople have argued that the far right may welcome this publication. but thu authors of this new version say this should not stop them from educating future generations about the evils of national socialism. dominic kane, al jazeera, munich. >>> more on our website, the address, aljazeera.com. ♪ >> a positive u.s. jobs report this morning gave the new york stock exchange and the dow an early boost, but the gains today are now slowly slipping away. ♪ >>> power of music. south korea is retaliating against the north. >>> bees are dying in record numbers, and some researchers are now blaming a popularest pesticide. plus -- >>

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. >> each friday pegida, holds a meeting in dresden, where pegida sprang from.the first few months of 2015 they were attracting tens of thousands of people to their demonstrations and those numbers did drop away during the course of 2015 only to come back a little as the numbers of people, the refugees coming to germany increased. so if there are 1,000 people on the streets, that is considerably down on the peak of plairp that they had last year. it is also worth noting that pegida did hold a demonstration on saturday and attracted perhaps 300 to 400 people to the streets of cologne to demonstrate over the poor policies of the german government. of course there was a counterdemonstration against pegida on the streets of cologne. that gives you the sense that perhaps the pegida phenomenon is not perhaps as popular as they themselves would seek to suggest that they are. >> dominic kane, in berlin, thank you. >>> arrived in a new u.s. detention center known as camp x ray. known as guantanamo bay. a number of delegates have gathered in london and washington, d.c. to

and has been marching in the streets of dresden. and it's bastion, as it were is in eastern germany, calling for a demonstration in a few hours from now. and there's a counterdemonstration that will take place, presenters from the left. and close to event that happened on new year's eve. and as opposed to the values that they have called for people to show solidarity for. there's a police presence around me. and police are keen to keep the two rivals separated. talking to people from cologne, the feeling we got was they do want something to be done about the situation, or a situation. some are conscious of the fact that there's so much that the government can do so far as this situation is concerned. >> dominique kane live from cologne >>> russian president vladimir putin has been blasted by fellow russians online, over a slow response to a blizzard rescue. they froze to death and suffered frost bite when the vehicles were trapped on a road in ha you're euro mountains, a survivor took to youtube to vent anger and his video has been

right-wing movements such as the anti-islamic group have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresdenve argued that the far right may welcome this publication, that the authors of this new version say they should not stop them from educating future generations about the evils of national socialism. dominic kane, al jazeera, munich. >>> it's time for all of the sports news now. >> barbara thank you. christiano renaldo is going nowhere, so says the new coach. he was speaking ahead of his first match ahead of real on saturday. following the sacking of the previous coach on monday, the former coach of real's b team has been quick to praise the portuguese. >> translator: he is more than irreplaceable. he is the life and soul of this real madrid. i'm laughing, because he will not leave while i'm here. >> translator: what is very good and what makes me so happy is that i see the team as very well, very well, very, very well. and that's something. wow. that's why i'll sleep very well tonight. because we had a great practice today. actually the last three days, but especially today. today prev