The grooming gang inquiry in the UK has erupted into a major political and
institutional crisis, particularly surrounding the national inquiry launched by Prime
Minister Keir Starmer earlier this year.
Inquiry in Turmoil
• Multiple Resignations: Four survivors of grooming gang abuse have resigned from
the inquiry’s victims and survivors panel, citing a “toxic environment” and concerns
about being dismissed and contradicted.
• Jess Phillips Under Fire: Survivors are demanding the resignation of Jess Phillips,
the Safeguarding Minister, accusing her of publicly undermining their accounts and
contributing to a lack of trust in the inquiry.
• Chair Candidates Withdraw: Two leading candidates to chair the inquiry—Jim
Gamble, a former police officer, and Annie Hudson, a social worker—have stepped
back due to survivor concerns.
• Keir Starmer’s Reversal: Initially resistant to a national inquiry, Starmer changed
course after Baroness Louise Casey’s report highlighted systemic failures and the
over-representation of Asian men in grooming gangs.
Ethnicity Debate
• Sabah Kaiser’s Controversial Comments: A victim liaison officer, Sabah Kaiser,
criticized the framing of grooming gangs as predominantly involving Pakistani men,
calling it “destructive” and “not based on evidence.” Survivors argue this contradicts
findings in the Casey report and their lived experiences.
Survivors have outlined five key conditions for rejoining the inquiry:
1. Jess Phillips must resign.
2. Survivors must be consulted on the appointment of a new chair.
3. Freedom to speak openly with support networks.
4. Inquiry must stay focused on grooming gangs and group-based child sexual
exploitation.
5. Replacement of the current victim liaison with an independent mental health
professional.
It is time the victims of these vile grooming gangs had their voices heard no more delays no more excuses expose the truth now!
Had it not been for the tireless efforts of BNP activists and councillors, this multicultural horror would have been hidden by the authorities, police chiefs and politicians.
The BNP forced the issue into the mainstream. Thanks goodness for the BNP.
To continue our incredible work in putting British people first and speaking out on behalf of the victims of the horrors of multiculturalism, we need your help.
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