Un rapport d'enquête privé de 219 pages par le député Rupert Lowe dénonce le scandale des "grooming gangs" au Royaume-Uni, ciblant des jeunes filles blanches par des hommes d'origine pakistanaise et musulmane. Le document critique l'inaction des autorités et propose des mesures.
UK MP Rupert Lowe read victim testimonies alleging race and religion played a role in grooming gang abuse. He plans to use parliamentary privilege to name perpetrators and pursue private prosecutions, citing a lack of faith in the justice system.
British MP Rupert Lowe presented graphic survivor testimonies in Parliament detailing severe abuse, alleged police misconduct, and institutional failures in the UK's grooming gangs scandal, sparking calls for greater accountability and a new national investigation.
UK government increases funding for grooming gang investigations by nearly tenfold to £38m, but police warn it may be insufficient. A separate inquiry into exploitation will examine ethnicity and culture of perpetrators.
