Racist and Misogynistic Attitudes Among UK Pakistani Community Led to ‘Industrial Rape’: Experts

Racist and Misogynistic Attitudes Among UK Pakistani Community Led to ‘Industrial Rape’: Experts
Speakers (L to R) Khadija Khan, Rakib Ehsan, and Hardeep Singh at a Don't Divide Us event in London on Sep. 1, 2022 Chris Summers/The Epoch Times
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LONDON—Racist and misogynistic attitudes within Britain’s Pakistani community led to the “industrial rape” of more than 1,000 white girls and little has been done to tackle those beliefs, an event organised by the campaign group Don’t Divide Us was told on Thursday night.
In April, Greater Manchester Police apologised for failing to protect girls who had been abused by gangs of men, predominantly from the Pakistani community, who abused under-age girls in Rochdale.
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