YVETTE COOPER “an unambiguous apology” of the young girls who were subjected to enjoyment of gangs and warns that children “there is no place to hide” amid a new wave of investigations
And there was a reservation review that the victims of the gangs enjoyed by the authorities have been repeatedly foded in a catalog of failure over decades.
Interior Minister Evit Cooper has pledged justice for girls by predators to warn the perpetrators of the evil who “have no place to hide.” Children of 10 years have been exposed to drugs and alcohol, and were brutally inspired by men gangs before they were “fought and repeated” by the authorities.
Mrs. Cooper made an “unambiguous apology for the unimaginable pain and suffering” that caused young girls, and “the failure of our country's institutions over decades.” However, the Menting Jane Sinior whistle asked to find out why it took a long time for victims to get justice.
The survivors of the Telford abuse scandal, which the pluscinemaz.comrevealed, said they hope that the victims will finally get their answers. Crossbench Baroness Louise Casey put a culture of denial in institutions that failed young girls in a report commissioned by Keir Starmer earlier this year.
She pointed to a “collective failure” to address the “excessive representation” of the Asian and Pakistani heritage suspects in local data – using the numbers collected in the Greater Manchester, West and South Yorkshire. Ms. Casey said there is evidence that some authorities completely avoid the case for fear of racisting and raising societal tensions.
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In her report, Ms. Casey said that children often are treated as “stray adolescents” by public bodies. Young girls have been tried due to crimes related to child parrot.
Ms. Cooper said that the government will accept recommendations, including the national investigation, which is expected to take about three years. More than 1,000 cases of sexual assault on children are expected to be re -directed by the police, after many cases in which men survived the charge of rape, as the blame was blamed for their victims.
The Minister of the Interior has pledged to change the law to ensure that adults who participate in hacked sex with less than 16 years are facing mandatory rape – and the convicts of the victims who should be protected will be canceled.
She told MPS: “The sexual exploitation of children by grooming is one of the most shocking crimes. Children exceeding 10 -year -old are drug and alcohol, brutally raped by men and men who have repeatedly disgraced by the authorities that were aimed at protecting and maintaining them safely.
“These crimes have caused vigilance to the unimaginable damage to the victims, victims and survivors throughout their lives.” “We have lost more than a decade. It must end now,” she added.
The government will also order the police forces to register the perpetrators and victims correctly. Ms. Casey said it was a “major failure” that has not been correctly recorded, which means that there was no clear picture.
Journalists told the data that it should be investigated because it “helps bad people only not to bring a complete picture, adding:” You are doing taxes for two groups of the population, the Pakistani and Asian heritage community, and the victims. “
In response to a question about whether she is concerned about data recording can lead to civil disorders, she replied: “If you have another report in the minute, what do you think will happen? Do you think they will not use it either?”
“If good people do not hold difficult problems, in my experience that bad people do.” “Why are we where we? Why did it take a long time?
“I spoke to a few victims this afternoon. A few crying, some of them are very angry. Some of them feel comfortable because they will not look at him as lying now.
“Others say it opens things again and we are asking this for years.” “I think the recommendations are good, but these needs are now created very quickly.
“The investigation should be appointed by the government, but it leads externally. I also think that a tremendous cash injection should be needed.” Survivors are among the most terrible attacks need to stop compensation. “People are waiting for years of jumping across the hoops before they get any compensation.”
“The results of the Baruna Casey are not a surprise. I am happy to see that there is finally some recognition that a repair is needed to cross border taxis, something that I worked on with Telford and Wrekin Council,” said Holly Artcher, the survivor and activists of Teford.
“We have written to the government for more than five years we are asking them to consider organizing taxi license. My only hope is that the review focused on northern England, and it was useful to choose a review on sites throughout the country.
“I really hope there will be changes now for all victims, in the past, present and future.” “I welcome a review and results as long as I hope this is the time when all policy is placed on one side, and everyone unites to give victims and survivors the answers they need,” said Scarlett Jones, one of the second survivors of Teford.
“We have worked with the Ministry of Interior to make this framework focus on the survivors as much as possible, as it was in Telford.” Scarlett, not its real name, is one of three survivors working with the Telford Council to implement 47 recommendations from the local investigation to sexual assault on children that were produced in 2022.
Its report highlighted the consumption cases of gangs targeting young girls in cities including Telford, which was exposed to Sunday Mirror. He also referred to groups aimed at victims in Rothsdale, Bradford, Huddersfield, Rikham, Newcastle, London, Ilisbury, Oldham and Sumerrest.
Just three days before the Lady Casey report was published, seven men were condemned by the treatment of two teenagers in Rothsadd for five years.
One of the victims, now in her thirties, said that she was also classified as a “prostitute” by social services when she was ten years old. The gang was convicted of 53 sexual crimes between 2001 and 2006.
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