Norway started classes for refugees after migrant rapes in 2009. Classes cover interacting with women, boundaries, and domestic violence. Most attendees are Syrian, Iraqi, and Afghan men. In 2014, Afghans faced 20 sexual crime charges, Iraqis 12, Syrians 1, Norwegians 1099. Classes use pictures of mini-skirted women to spark discussion. Some migrants think married men cannot rape wives. Iraqi families sometimes force rape victims to marry attackers. Classes aim to prevent cultural misunderstandings on sex. Migrants attend voluntarily with language and job courses. Preben Svendsen says most rapes by Norwegians, classes build trust. Migrants claim classes help them date Norwegian women. Mohammad from Baghdad wants local girlfriend despite cultural differences. Classes last four hours, include rape awareness videos. Cologne gang assaults highlighted similar issues. Other European countries consider copycat training.