US EditionFlawed data used repeatedly to dismiss claims about 'Asian grooming gangs', Baroness Casey finds
- The British government announced a national inquiry in June 2025 into organised child sexual abuse, following a report by Baroness Casey.
- This inquiry responds to decades of institutional failure and reluctance to record or address the ethnicity of offenders, amid fears of being labelled racist.
- A swift nationwide review revealed that men of Asian descent were overrepresented among suspects linked to group-based child sexual exploitation in the police jurisdictions covering the Manchester area, South Yorkshire, and West Yorkshire.
- Home Secretary Yvette Cooper stated over 800 cold cases will be reviewed, expected to exceed 1,000 soon, and the government accepted all 12 Casey Report recommendations.
- The inquiry aims to improve transparency, prosecute those who impeded justice, and address systemic failures that allowed abuse to continue unnoticed for decades.
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On 16 June, the British government announced a series of forthcoming measures concerning the Pakistani rapist gangs case, which was announced by Interior Minister Yvette Cooper, following a particularly critical report on how the state has dealt with this scandal. The investigation points to a reluctance to mention the ethnic origin of the alleged perpetrators, "for fear of appearing racist or causing community tensions", even though men of Paki…
The three maps that reveal the TRUE SCALE of Britain's rape gang crisis - and it's much bigger than you realise
After Baroness Casey released her "damning" grooming gangs report this week, survivors of one Britain's darkest scandals have been given a voice for authorities to finally reveal the truth
The right rape gang inquiry
Another inquiry into child sexual abuse, another minister insisting that this time it will be different. Yvette Cooper promises arrests, reviews, a new statutory commission and the largest ever national operation against grooming gangs. But for the victims there is only one question that matters: what will this new inquiry do that the last one
Grooming Gangs: Significant Nos. of New Cases Involve Asylum Seekers
The grooming gang review has found that ongoing cases involving group-based child sexual exploitation are heavily tied to migrants and supposed asylum seekers in Britain. The post Grooming Gang Review: ‘Significant’ Number of New Cases Involve Asylum Seekers and Migrants appeared first on Breitbart.
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