Stek Oost housed 125 students with 125 refugees in Amsterdam starting 2018. Students endured sexual assaults, groping, stalking, fights, and alleged gang rapes. Syrian refugee raped student Amanda in 2019 after inviting her for a movie. Same rapist assaulted another woman six months later. Authorities ignored complaints and claimed legal barriers to eviction. Rapist stayed until arrested in 2022 and got only three years in 2024. Housing cooperative suspected gang rape in one apartment with seven assault reports. Local government blocked closure until 2028 despite chaos. Staff overwhelmed and begged to end responsibility for safety. Program promoted ''buddying'' but created terror environment. Students threatened with 20cm knives by refugees. Police dropped Amanda's case for lack of evidence. Multiple brawls occurred in hallways and rooms. District chair admitted seeing unacceptable behavior but powerless legally. Failed experiment warns of unmanaged migrant integration risks.