Overview
- Fernandes, in interviews published Monday, says she sees little light, wants a fast hearing, and explains she spoke out after not receiving the names of men who were contacted in her name.
- Prosecutors in Itzehoe are investigating Christian Ulmen on suspicion of stalking after her complaint filed in Spain, and he and his lawyers dispute the reporting as the presumption of innocence applies.
- She reports death threats and says she addressed a March 26 rally in Hamburg wearing a bulletproof vest under police protection.
- Using Mother's Day posts, she urged “rights instead of roses” and pointed to protests set for May 14 in Berlin and Hamburg at 14:00.
- The case has sharpened a nationwide debate over digital sexual abuse and gaps in laws covering fake identities and non‑consensual sexual images.