I think you have.
Child abuse happens all the time everywhere perpetrated by all types of people. No one is ignoring or disputing that.
There are abusers from all religions and ethnicities.
In the particular case relevant to this thread we are talking about the Pakistani Muslim rape gangs. Not "child abuse" in general. The reason it is different is due to the scale and the aggravating factors.
The men were Muslim and chose non Muslim victims. These victims were not all white but were chosen as they, as non Muslims, were considered "dirty" and easy meat. That is the religious element.
The men were mostly also from Pakistan. The reason this is important is that, if the rape gangs were Pakistani, over many years the police and authorities did not stop them for fear of being called racist.and disrupting "community relations". This approach does not usually happen on such a wide and institutional scale if the perpetrators are white, Christian, Catholic or whatever other example used in this thread. Generally the police and authorities would not fear "community relations " would be damaged if such perpetrators were stopped.
The rapes and torture happened to thousands of British children over decades in every city in the UK. It is still going on. It is the biggest crime in UK history.
Some very peculiar posters on this thread seem to be excusing the men, denying the factors that contributed to the crimes, denying the religious element and seeking to muddy the waters as to the very specific facts in this case by saying "what about child abuse in general? What about the Catholics? What about the misogyny of the police?".and so on.
This creates an impression that some people will not accept what has happened. It appears from this thread for example that this may be due to an unwillingness to admit that a Muslim could behave in this way.
Unfortunately that sort of approach is going to only create a vacuum where real racists can step in and fan the flames. I am quite suspicious of some of the posts on here trying to deny or excuse who is responsible for the rapes rather than look openly and honestly at what has happened and how we can prevent it happening again and the victims get justice which would take the heat out of things. If I were the actual racist far right that's exactly the approach I would take to stir up hatred; pretend to defend the indefensible and watch what other people do about it. It's scary.