MCB Urges Action To End Sexual Abuse of Women & Children

Message from MCB  We must take urgent action to end sexual abuse and violence against women. The MCB’s thoughts are first and foremost with the 12-year-old victim at the centre of the horrific sexual assault rape case in Nuneaton where her attacker, an Afghan asylum seeker was sentenced in court. The harm caused by such abuse is profound and lifelong, and the priority must always be the dignity, protection and justice of survivors, especially children, whose voices and wellbeing must come before all else. No act of sexual violence is ever acceptable – one sexual predator or groomer is one too many and all perpetrators must be held fully accountable under the law, regardless of background or community. At the same time, we must reject any attempt to weaponise these crimes to stigmatise whole faiths or communities, and urge public discussion to remain focused on victims, safeguarding and evidence-based action, not division or prejudice. Whether it is powerful politicians, billionaire businessmen, former royalty or people of all faiths, including Muslims – we all need to do more to end the epidemic of sexual assault on women and girls. Comment: if this is the case, then we would expect the MCB to advocate for the investigation and prosecution of muslims who gang-raped underage girls.  This has been going on for years: the muslim community never mention it. The only way to end this is for muslims to be repatriated.  Those born in this country should be repatriated to the country of their origin.  muslims do not belong here, they are not British: they should go.