The UK announces the national investigation of “GROOMING GANGS” after pressure Sexual assault news

Interest in this case was paid by right -wing extremist groups and Eileon Musk, described by critics as a racist whistle.

The British government announced that it would hold a national investigation into the sexual assault on children after months of Call resistance From opposition groups.

Prime Minister Kiir Starmer said on Saturday that he had read “every word” from an independent report on the sexual assault scandal, also known as the “Ganging Gangs” case, by Baroneh Louise Casey, and will accept her recommendation to investigate.

“This is the right thing to do on the basis of what Casey did in her audit. She asked her to do this job to verify this; she did this job for me and read her report … I will now implement her recommendations.” Starmer told the correspondents who travel with him while visiting Canada.

Earlier this year, the government rejected calls for a public investigation, saying it focused on the recommendations that were already made in a seven -year national investigation by Professor Alexis Jay.

In 2022, Jay found that there were institutional failures throughout the country, affecting tens of thousands of victims in England and Wales.

But the leader of the opposition Conservative Party, Kimi Badnoush, said that Starmer only supports the report because “a report he told him.”

But the increasing interest in the “GROOMING GANGS” case, as described by the British press, was paid by extremist right -wing groups, including the UK leader Nigel Farage, and more by TEC billionaire and Malik Tesla Elon MuskAfter the perpetrators of one of the most prominent cases in the country, the Pakistani heritage men were.

He described them as a batch by critics as a racist whistle. The UK National Police Council (NPCC) said earlier this year that the vast majority of “GROMing Gang” crimes are carried out by white men.

Musk used his X to criticize the British Prime Minister for not supporting the national investigation after the local authority in Oldham, a town in northern England, and found that girls under the age of 18 were sexually exploited by groups of men in the first decade of the twentieth and 2010 century.

Musk also claimed that Starmer did not bring the perpetrators to justice when he was the country’s chief prosecutor between 2008 and 2013, a charge that Starmer has repeatedly denied.

Because of the similarity of Oldham to others in many cities, including white girls, they are mainly being abused by men largely from a Pakistani background, the case was linked to immigration.