The defence lawyer for a Rotherham man on trial for sexually abusing two underage girls claimed that one alleged victim “made up” the assault claim to “carry on the campaign in relation to Muslims”.
The courts have yet to determine whether Khurram Javed is guilty, but it is unconscionable that his defense lawyer Patrick Cassidy would use “Islamophobia” as a defense against a potential victim in a Muslim rape gang case. When one cries “Islamophobia,” one is simply trying to divert attention from the non-Muslim victims of crimes perpetrated by Muslims. Other victims have been told to “shut up for the good of diversity,” as Muslim MP Naz Shah advised via a retweet.
In Rotherham alone, Muslim rape gang activity has been so vast that police needed 100 more officers to investigate, running up costs to 14 million dollars. Children are being preyed upon in parks; and “up to one million white English children may have been the victims of Muslim rape gangs.”
“Defence for Alleged Rotherham Groomer: Assault Claim Part of Anti-Muslim Campaign,” by Victoria Friedman, Breitbart, May 24, 2018:
The defence lawyer for a Rotherham man on trial for sexually abusing two underage girls claimed that one alleged victim “made up” the assault claim to “carry on the campaign in relation to Muslims”.
Takeaway and taxi driver Khurram Javed, 35, is on trial for twice sexually assaulting ‘Girl A’ between 2008 and 2009 when she was 12 to 13 years old and of sexually assaulting and raping ‘Girl B’ on March 5th, 2014, reports the Sheffield Star.
During the trial in relation to the case of Girl A on Tuesday, the alleged victim told Sheffield Crown Court that claims she had fabricated the abuse reports were “totally untrue”.
The woman, who cannot be named, said she was between 12 and 13 when Javed, who was a delivery driver for Sizzling Wok takeaway, twice sexually abused her in an alleyway.
Defence barrister Patrick Cassidy said to Girl A: “I’m suggesting that in this particular case you have not told the truth about what happened in 2008.
“And that your account is made up in part to gain further compensation and in part to carry on the campaign in relation to Muslims.”
The court had heard that Girl A had attended speeches about “Muslim grooming” organised by the English Defence League – which was founded by now-citizen journalist Tommy Robinson to highlight Muslim grooming gangs in his hometown of Luton, Bedfordshire – but she maintained that she had not been involved with the group for over a year.
The crimes were alleged to have taken place in Rotherham – a city which was subject to the “biggest child protection scandal in UK history” where gangs of Muslim men groomed and sexually abused 1,400 mainly white girls from the 1980s to the 2010s.
The subsequent 2014 Jay inquiry found that victims often had unstable home lives and were in care, with police labelling victims “undesirables” or being unwilling to pursue cases for fear of being labelled racist.
Victims were often considered complicit in their abuse with survivors telling media after the scandal broke that authorities in Rotherham did nothing to support them, with one woman saying she was made to feel she were “racist” and was “told not to comment on the ethnicity of the perpetrators”…..