The safety of female employees at Trafford General Hospital in Greater Manchester, England is secondary to the perceived need to kowtow to Muslim migrants. In this case, a medical doctor who sexually assaulted a student nurse is back at the hospital and in a position to threaten the safety of other nurses and also of female patients in the hospital:
A Pakistani doctor who blamed his sexual assault on a student nurse on the different “cultural norms” of his home country has been allowed to return to work. Dr Imran Qureshi, a married Pakistani migrant in his forties, ambushed a 21-year-old student nurse in a ward kitchen at Trafford General Hospital in Greater Manchester, England.
The UK has already permitted a two-tier legal system: one system is for Muslims who prefer to practice the sharia, and one for infidels. Over 85 sharia courts exist in the UK; routinely forces women back home to abusive husbands, as they operate beyond the reach of British law. Dr. Qureshi is also now being given special status as a Muslim by Trafford General Hospital authorities, who apparently accept that his self-declared “cultural norm” is to sexually abuse infidel women and see women as inferiors.
“UK: Sex Assault Doctor Who Blamed Attack on Pakistani ‘Cultural Norms’ Allowed to Return to Work,” by Jack Montgomery, Breitbart, August 26, 2019:
A Pakistani doctor who blamed his sexual assault on a student nurse on the different “cultural norms” of his home country has been allowed to return to work.
Dr Imran Qureshi, a married Pakistani migrant in his forties, ambushed a 21-year-old student nurse in a ward kitchen at Trafford General Hospital in Greater Manchester, England, backing her into a corner and demanding a hug after touching her neck and chest.
“[The victim] held her hand up to signal for him to move away and told him he was a disgrace. He asked for a hug and she refused but he did it anyway,” the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) was told in 2017.
“Then he grabbed her right breast for a few seconds. Miss A. said he was laughing and trying to make light of the situation and then became aggressive and said that friends do what he was trying to do,” the tribunal heard.
Ultimately, the Pakistani doctor — who had already been convcited of sexual assault in a criminal trial, but was only given a 12-month community order and asked to pay £60 victim surcharge £750 in court — was suspended from practicing, but it has now emerged that he has been allowed to return to work despite the fact his time of the sex offender register has not expired….