“A victim of the Telford grooming gang has revealed she was forced to bring her child to see her rapist or be arrested. The girl was targeted by the mostly Pakistani-heritage gang, which victimized up to a thousand mostly White British girls in the West Midlands Town, when she was just 14, and gave birth to her child when she was just 15 — and was forced to allow her rapist access.”
The abuse of infidel girls which has proved rampant in the UK and elsewhere is perpetuated by an Islamic ideology which permits sex slavery and the seizure of infidel girls and women for that purpose. This abuse has been further perpetuated by Western authorities, who should be held fully accountable for their neglect of duty.
It is no wonder that Western democracies are in crisis. The crisis is facilitated by these betrayals of human rights. The victim of the Telford grooming gang, identified only as “Alison,” said that the same trauma she suffered has also been inflicted upon other young victims of Muslim rape gangs, and that Muslim rape gang activity has been going on for years.
The betrayal is massive. Take, for example, the fact that a UK government agency denied compensation to a 14-year-old Muslim rape gang victim, and accused her of consenting to the abuse, and that UK social workers helped a jailed Muslim rapist who fathered child with a 15-year-old victim be involved in his son’s upbringing.
”Victim of Telford Grooming Gang Forced to Bring Child to See Her Rapist,” by Jack Montgomery, Breitbart, December 2, 2018:
A victim of the Telford grooming gang has revealed she was forced to bring her child to see her rapist or be arrested.
The girl was targetted by the mostly Pakistani-heritage gang, which victimised up to a thousand mostly White British girls in the West Midlands Town, when she was just 14, and gave birth to her child when she was just 15 — and was forced to allow her rapist access.
“This has been happening for years and it’s an absolute disgrace,” the victim — named as “Alison” to protect her identity — told the Daily Mirror.
“I was forced to take my child to a contact centre to see my abuser, where I had to sit across from him. He wanted to hurt me by targeting the thing I loved most in the world,” she said.
“It was just another way of trying to control me. Despite the fact I’d repeatedly tried to tell police and social services what was going on, the court allowed him to see my child.
“I was told I would be held in contempt and arrested if I didn’t take him to the contact centre,” she said.
“They made me feel like I was the one in the wrong. I was terrified I’d go to jail.
“The whole thing was extremely traumatic. It gave my child nightmares for years.“It seems like the rights of victims always come second to the rights of perpetrators.The system re-traumatises victims like me. It allows for further emotional abuse.”….