"Rape is a crime, pornography is OK": Germany shares sexual advice for migrants online

Germany has launched a special website to educate migrants about European sexual values and reproductive health, reports the Patria news agency.

Following a growing number of rape allegations against migrants, the German Ministry of Health launched the site: "Zanzu: My Body in Pictures and Words".

The portal, available in 12 languages, was created to "give migrants who have recently arrived in Germany the opportunity to inform themselves about sexual and reproductive health," German media report.

The site contains numerous tips related to genital hygiene, as well as a special section on contraception with animated instructions on how to properly put on a condom.

Zanzu "teaches" migrants how to spice up their sex life, stating that sexual intercourse can be performed in a sitting, standing or squatting position.

The Ministry of Health tells migrants that rape is a crime, while masturbation and pornography are not harmful. It also states that both men and women can enjoy oral sex, but advises women "not to swallow".

The guide also states that it is forbidden to beat one's partner, threaten them or hold them in captivity, reports Index.