DW reported that there were 261 incidents of anti-LGBT violence in Berlin over the first nine months of this year; By comparison, there were 184 anti-LGBT incidents in all of 2018.

Authorities told the news outlet the recorded incidents included physical attacks as well as insults and threats.

Most of the anti-LGBT incidents happened in Berlin districts where the LGBT community is highly visible — in the city centre as well as Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Schöneberg.

Barbara Slowik, Berlin’s police chief, warned of “increasing polarization of society” and an increase in hate crimes in Berlin, which is known as a global capital of LGBT culture, during a presentation at an event organized by the Berlin-based Alliance against Homophobia, the news outlet reported.

Last month, the city of Dresden in eastern Germany declared a “Nazi emergency” after allegedly experiencing a rise in anti-democratic and far-right extremist views and violence.

The video showed the woman and her children outside a building that is said to be the Nigerian Embassy in Berlin. The lady and her kids had reportedly traveled from Munich to Berlin to renew their passports but were told to come the next day because they arrived late.

However the Embassy through a statememt has come out to say that nothing like that happened at the embassy.

Read the statement