An Afghan migrant offered his 70,000 TikTok followers advice on how to kill their estranged wives just weeks before illegally entering the UK, it can be revealed. Parwiz Hanifyar uploaded the disturbing video to the social media platform from a hotel room in Germany shortly before paying smuggling gangs to transport him across the English Channel last Saturday. Among his other videos on the platform was a Q&A, during which he urged other migrants to join him in travelling to the “soft-touch” UK.
Hanifyar, believed to be in his early twenties, has reportedly been housed in taxpayer-funded asylum seeker accommodation near Heathrow. However, the emergence of his newfound unsettling TikTok content has prompted fresh calls for his deportation. In one video, posted before his account was banned, Hanifyar urged his followers to “not allow” their wives to leave them. “Before I kill her, I drink a bottle of alcohol,” he said.
“Don’t get too much drunk,” the Afghan continued, as per The Sun. “Kill her immediately. When the police comes, they say, ‘he was drunk’.
“How many years of prison will you get? Seven years. You will have academic courses in prison. After seven years, you have learned something, and you are only 30 and sexually very strong.
“Marry a new woman. You must do this technique.”
Reacting to the video, Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said: “These quotes are sickening. He is now in the UK and clearly a danger to women. He should be arrested and immediately deported.”
Hanifyer reportedly lived in Berlin for around three years before moving to France, Germany, and then the UK.
Another TikTok creator named Lemar was among those who reported him to German authorities just last month. Lemar said Hanifyer had been “very cruel to Afghan women in Germany”.
“He said horrific things on his streams,” they added. “I believe he should have been arrested in Germany, but instead he was able to leave.”
Government figures show that 325 migrants crossed from mainland Europe to Britain by small boat on Wednesday, August 13, alone, in the same week that the number of arrivals since Labour won the election hit 50,000.
Authorities have begun detaining migrants under the UK’s new ‘one in, one out’ deal with France this month. The agreement involves small boat migrants being taken to France in exchange for an approved asylum seeker entering the UK via a safe route.
The Home Office said it does not comment on individual cases.
