([London] Times) Call for national debate on Muslim sex grooming

An urgent national debate is needed to address the disproportionate number of Muslim men among groups convicted of using and selling young teenagers for sex, according to a landmark report.

Failings by police and care professionals led to more than 370 young girls in Oxfordshire falling victim to “conveyor-belt” sex crimes over the past 15 years, a serious case review published yesterday concluded.

It came after six young Oxford girls suffered years of abuse from multiple offenders, some of whom travelled the length of the country for sex in bedsits and guest houses. A review of agencies dealing with the victims identified an “undeniable” link between men of Pakistani heritage and “indescribably awful” crimes across England.

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One comment on “([London] Times) Call for national debate on Muslim sex grooming

  1. dwstroudmd+ says:

    Per the former ABC Williams, shouldn’t this just be a sharia court thingy? What’s to debate? Either the laws of the country apply equally to these perps or it does not. What’s to debate?