The German President Joachim Gauck and Chancellor Angela Merkel have condemned an apparent Neo-Nazi attack on accommodation for refugees.<br /><br /> Three buildings in the town of Vorra in Bavaria had been refurbished to home refugees and asylum seekers. No-one had yet moved in. Overnight on Thursday, they were set fire to and daubed with swastikas and xenophobic graffiti.<br /><br /> “It is unbearable, when refugees homes are attacked, when people try to make radical speeches. All those who come to us have the right to be treated correctly, to have a proper asylum procedure. That’s our rule of law and we are proud of it,” Merkel said.<br /><br /> The chancellor also spoke out against weekly anti-Muslim demonstrations in Dresden.<br /><br /> The latest march, held on a Monday evening drew around 10,000 people who say they are against the “Islamisation of the West.”<br /><br /> The chancellor said there should be “no place in Germany“ for hatred of Muslims or any other minority.
