The German government has launched a new website offering "advice on sex and sexuality for migrants who have not been living long in Germany.”

Called “Zanzu: My body in words and images," the site, which went live earlier this year, has 12 language options, including Arabic, Turkish, Albanian and English. It features sections on sexual health, relationships and emotions, family planning and legal issues – and a number of graphic diagrams, images and descriptions depicting all manner of sexual acts.

Launched in the wake of the notorious New Year’s Eve sex attacks, in which a large number of women trying to celebrate the New Year were assaulted by groups of single men believed to be migrants, the site has become a focal point for often angry discourse around the immigration issue.