To wonder why so many male migrants have committed sexual assaults:even if they are evil people, wouldn't staying in the UK be an incentive to abide by the law?

[Jane379]

I KNOW that plenty of the men who come are not evil and don't want to commit sexual assault. But clearly a number who have come are, and there's strong evidence that male migrants are disproportionately lileky to do so.

This almost surely at least partly caused by misogynistic culture in various areas meaning back home they perceived uncovered women as permissible to assault. But surely they know it's different here? That they will likely be caught? They are at least more likely to be punished here for assault.

Or are they convinced our police system will let them off?

Or they're not aware our norms are different?

Or just don't care about the consequences?

I wonder also if criminals are in a sense selected for since they may have little to tie them to their home countries, or even be escaping punishment there.

From Ofsted.

I mean they are made victims of c.porn or upskirting, groping etc.

Per capita is 0.3 so not really a big difference.

Not the same amount of problem. Do you have DDs and would you really swap for Afghanistan under the Taliban?

Yes thank you for replying. Very interesting.

Will you answer this @Wipeywipey?

The are a far right organisation put in by US.
Where do you think the "whites are always right" ideology ends up?

Are you blaming the US and 'far right' for the way women and girls are treated in Afghanistan?

That’s not an answer. Would you swap and do you have dds?

https://eufactcheck.eu/factcheck/mostly-true-asylum-seekers-and-refugees-are-clearly-over-represented-in-both-sexual-assaults-and-aggression-offences/

https://rapecrisis.org.uk/news/new-report-finds-women-face-threat-of-sexual-violence-and-abuse-in-uk-asylum-accommodation/

https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/66236/uk-is-there-an-increasing-number-of-sexual-assaults-committed-by-male-migrants

Do people genuinely think women are no more at risk in other nations than in the west?

Where would you feel safer a developed Western nation or the streets of Sudan?

Violence-related masculinity

Forensic psychiatrist Frank Urbaniok has been studying sexual offenders of all backgrounds for decades. The results of his analysis of crime statistics in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, and the types of crimes committed by foreigners, he believes, does however indicate links between certain cultural backgrounds and a propensity to violence. His views are often heavily criticized by those on the left. But he has published a book on the matter nevertheless

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We have to ask — safe from whom, and according to whose definition of threat? If concern for girls only surfaces when the accused is a racialized migrant man, and not when abuse happens in the home, school, or church, then it’s not really about protecting girls — it’s about policing the boundaries of race and nation," thinks Parmanand.

You are a racist who thinks people of colour have no agency, thoughts, ambition or plans of their own but only exist as NPCs in white people’s games.

If your DD was going solo tripping to Budapest Hungary you'd say "have fun". If she wanted to do to Sudan I'm pretty sure you'd be terrified for her safety. Almost as if the men in Sudan pose more of a danger.

You might have missed it but there has been a huge amount of work, attention and awareness raising to address abuse of girls in the homes and schools and church. The change and process in this in the decades of my life is remarkable.

So your point doesn’t stand up at all.

I’m wondering too. It’s concerning because I think some don’t realise what we have.

Or maybe they do and that’s the issue. We should suffer as women do in Sudan. I really hope not, it’s horrific for them.

I agree.

This.

As a Roman Catholic i supported unveiling the scourge of sexual abuse happening in the church, which they tried to cover up. Thankfully the press played a key role in reporting this and forcing their hand at reforming the Church and ousting the paedophile priests.

I don’t care that this was the Church I was born and raised into. It doesn’t come before the wellbeing of children.

Come on! The way that women are treated in some of these countries is truly shocking- of course some men are importing these attitudes when they arrive here. It’s not rocket science.

This was dreadful

www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-35231046

But apparently we need to be welcoming. I remember people here on saying Poland is very anti refugees and then on other threads saying it's super safe. Like I wonder if there's a reason.

Yes it was

and I remember how little it was reported in some areas of the press

It was horrific yet still an issue so many want to not address ten years later

As always, I think this thread shows up the difference between women who have faced these issues personally and those who haven't. For those who haven't, this is just a political/philosophical argument and an opportunity to show how liberal-minded and fair they are. For those who have, there's a lot more at stake, and the fact that there are no clear stats from which to draw definitive conclusions actually makes things worse. Nowadays, with the internet and transparency, people can't massage data as they once did. Instead, they are simply very careful when formulating the questions to be investigated in the first place. What I'd like to know is who controls these questions and what they are afraid of.

That was ten years ago??? I thought it happened six months ago, as the first time I'd heard of it was in 2026. Utterly disgraceful.

How is this happening time and time again? Why do people bury their head in the sand about these painfully obvious issues?