UK: Were Child Care Services Involved in Providing Sex Slaves to Paki Rapists?

Outrage over Short Prison Sentences for Grooming Gang Child Rapists

Outrage over Short Prison Sentences for Grooming Gang Child Rapists

The British judicial system has come under criticism after eight child rape grooming gang members were given what some feel were light sentences for the abuse and rape of two girls in Keighley in the late 1990s.

The West Yorkshire Police revealed Friday that over the past two years, the Bradford Crown Court has sentenced eight members of a grooming gang over the sexual exploitation of two young girls between 1996 and 1999.

BBC 2014 on Rotherham child sex slave operations, no mention of Islam or Asians The police was in on it too. In some cases they were delivering the abused children back to their abusers, and actively prevented victims to report the crimes of the grooming gangs.

BBC’s Reporting Rules: Whitewashing Islamic Atrocities Against Non-Muslims

The Rotherham Report (2014) The BBC aired a report in 2014 about the industrial-scale child-sex-slave gangs in Rotherham. These gangs were predominantly composed of Muslims, nearly all of Pakistani origin, targeting white British girls. The report, however, conspicuously avoided mentioning the Islamic faith of the perpetrators. While the coverage, to a small degree, acknowledged the scale of the abuse, it grossly underestimated the number of victims and omitted the ideological or cultural context behind these crimes.