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4% Pakistanis responsible for 64% cases of child sexual abuse in the UK’s Rotherham alone, says new report, still fails to name ‘Pakistani Muslims’ and hyphenates them with ‘Asians’

“A 2020 Home Office paper noted that in several cases they examined, offenders and victims came from different communities, and officers suggested that disregard for victims from outside the perpetrators’ own community may be an enabling factor for offenders", the report says.

The National Audit on Group-Based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse has made disturbing revelations in the UK grooming gangs scandal. The 197-page report prepared by Baroness Louise Casey says that a “culture of blindness, ignorance and prejudice” allowed continued failures to investigate cases of minors being sexually abused by grooming gangs. The majority of these grooming gangs were comprised of Pakistani and ‘Asian’ men, the report says.

Notably, the issue of child sexual abuse at the hands of grooming gangs led by British Pakistani men has been a serious issue demanding attention for years. In the late 90s, young girls, a minimum of 11 were picked up, raped, beaten, sold, and even killed by grooming gangs or rape gangs for a full forty years. In Rotherham alone, it was found that 1,400 children had been sexually abused over 16 years by British Pakistani men.

In the foreword of the report itself, Lady Casey said that “group-based child sexual exploitation” is a sanitised version of the crime it is. “I want to set it out in unsanitised terms: we are talking about multiple sexual assaults committed against children by multiple men on multiple occasions; beatings and gang rapes. Girls having to have abortions, contracting sexually transmitted infections, having children removed from them at birth,” she said.

The scale and nature of grooming gang crimes in the UK and how social media became a hub of child sexual exploitation

The report estimated that more than 500,000 children a year were likely to experience child sexual abuse, with police recording some 100,000 offences in 2024. Of these, an estimated 17,100 were flagged as child sexual exploitation. The only figure for gang grooming came from a new police database, totalling just 700. Lady Casey said it was “highly unlikely” that this accurately reflected the true scale of grooming gangs.

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 The true scale of grooming gangs.

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