Neo-Nazi criminal with moustache can serve time in women’s jail | World | News

A Neo-Nazi, who was convicted when they were a man to provoke hatred, caused anger after changing their gender to women in order to be sentenced to prison in a women’s prison. Marla-Senja Liebich, known as Sven, was sentenced to one year and six months in prison in Germany in July 2023 to encourage the extreme right of hate, slander and insult.
However, a new German law, in accordance with the law of self -determination of his own destiny, was able to change his gender identity from man to woman, and now he was now described as a woman. Liebech, who objected to his original sentences and disappeared, used the condition of the law that allowed a person to change his gender by declaring a simple person in his registration office instead of courts. Liebech also changed his names in the name of a woman from a man.
Sending to X Liebech, which has more than 12,000 followers on the platform, wrote that they would interview the press outside a women’s prison in Saxony when the sentence started later on this month. In the world, the prisoner gender identity has become a controversial issue, and the lawsuits in the United States and the latest examples in the UK.
Liebech wrote: “On August 29, 2025 at 22:00, I will come in Chemnitz prison with my suitcases.
“From 9 o’clock, I usually do not present myself to the press, I will be ready for interviews in front of the prison, which is an exception.”
Despite the gender change, German media questioned whether Liebech was serious about their new identities. Liebich has been legally traded against News Outlet Der Spiegel since then, but the complaint was rejected unfounded by the German Press Council. BBC’s reports, Spiegel said that rejection probably changed Liebech in a malicious way in civilian status to provoke and embarrass the state. “
Liebich was photographed at extreme right rallies wearing a Nazi-style uniform with the slogan ‘Sicherheits-Abdeilung’, which was used by Hitler’s Stormtrooper section.




