“The Ministry of Justice is investigating whether or not this was a systematic failing – or an error by a social worker.”
Oh, this may have been an “error by a social worker,” but it is nonetheless also a “systematic failing.” This social worker was no fool. He or she could see the way the wind was blowing in Britain. This social worker could see that thousands upon thousands of girls had been made into prostitutes and sex slaves by Muslim rape gangs, while British authorities did nothing, for fear of being called “racist” and “Islamophobic.” This social worker could see that appeasing and accommodating Muslims was job one for everyone in British society, from the Prime Minister on down. So this social worker did what he or she judged was the proper thing to do in today’s Britain. And the social worker was right: in today’s Britain, surrender to Islam is the proper thing to do. That’s why Britain is in its last days as a free society.
“Fury as jailed rapist who fathered a child with his 15-year-old grooming-gang victim is invited by social workers to be involved in the boy’s upbringing – leaving the girl ‘angry and scared,'” by Zoie O’brien, Mailonline, November 27, 2018 (thanks to Mick):
A traumatised woman who was raped by a member of a grooming gang and became pregnant with his child was left ‘extremely distressed’ after social workers tried to help him get in contact with her son.
In the ‘perverse’ decision by the unnamed local authority, staff approached a jailed sex attacker and offered him help to be involved in his son’s upbringing, without notifying his mother.
An investigation by The Times found the council notified the man he could seek visits from his child in jail and could apply for his family to have custody of the boy.
Campaigners said the offer could ‘retraumatise’ his victim who lives in Northern England.
Details over her location have been withheld to protect the mother whose case featured in the trial of several men of Pakistani origin were found guilty of dozens of sex offences.
The victim told The Times she was informed she may have to face him in court next year….
The boy’s father was listed as a ‘respondent’ in the case, despite having in no contact with the parental family and the child himself not indicating an interest in knowing his father.
The Ministry of Justice is investigating whether or not this was a systematic failing – or an error by a social worker.