Germany's 'failed' multiculturalism carries on regardless
Debate about immigration habitually falls back to integration of Turkish community, overshadowing real progress at local level
A market in the Turkish-dominated Kottbusser Tor area of Kreuzburg, Berlin. One in five people living in Germany have an immigrant background.
One in five people living in Germany now comes from an immigrant background, according to figures released on Thursday. They show that the minority community grew by more than 13% last year at a time when the overall population is falling.
Figures from the German Federal Statistical Office show that the number of people with immigrant backgrounds living in Germany increased by 216,000 from 2010 to 2011. Multiculturalism has been a fiercely controversial topic in Germany in recent years, engendering vigorous debate over the integration of immigrants, many of whom moved to the country in the 1960s as guest workers from Turkey. There are now 16 million people with an immigrant background living in Germany – 19.5% of the country's population.
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