Musk kräver nationell utredning om Storbritanniens groominggäng | NTD NYHETER
Elon Musk trappar upp kritiken mot Storbritanniens premiärminister, Kier Starmer, med anledning av skandalen med groominggäng i landet. Detta är ett övergrepp som har pågått i årtionden i dussintals brittiska städer. Starmer försvarar sitt arbete och lovar åtgärder för att ta itu med problemet. NTD:s internationelle korrespondent, Malcolm Hudson, berättar mer från London och så en varning. Detta reportage innehåller ämnen som vissa tittare kan finna stötande.
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Elon Musk has called on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to order a full
national inquiry into Britain's grooming gang scandal.
This comes after Musk's increasing criticism of Starmer over the issue
and follows reports that the British government recently
recommended a local rather than a national inquiry.
Starmer defended his record saying he tackled the gangs head-on when he was
Britain's lead prosecutor and pledged support for abuse victims.
Unthinkable, unspeakable, genuinely sickening abuse and then they weren't listened to.
And that has to be taken seriously. We have to do everything we
possibly can to make sure that never happens again.
And had the highest number of cases of sexual assault against children when he left his job.
According to the report, girls were raped as young as 11 years old by a large number of male perpetrators.
The investigation group also found examples of children who had been covered with gasoline
and threatened to be set on fire, threatened with weapons and forced to
testify against brutally violent rapists with threats that they would stand in their way
if they told anyone.
The report also says that the officials in some cases were careful
Now the recent row between Musk and Starmer has pushed the grooming gang scandal to dominate
the international conversation. Starmer has suggested this is being used by the so-called
far right and has rejected any discussion with the international community.
But many victims and campaigners have welcomed the global attention
and say much more needs to be done to assure justice.
Malcolm Hudson, NTD News, London