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Article on the threat to UK women from Afghan immigrants

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SwirlyGates · 17/08/2026 10:41

"The statistics clearly show that Afghan nationals pose a disproportionate threat when it comes to sex offences. Last year, Sky News’s data and forensics unit – using annual population survey data from 2021 and Met Police figures – found that, for Afghan nationals, there were 59.2 sexual offence charges per 10,000 across England and Wales. The corresponding figure for UK nationals was 2.7 offences per 10,000 people."

https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/08/17/we-need-to-talk-about-afghan-sex-offenders/

The Spiked article actually misrepresents the Sky article, which does a deeper dive into the data and concludes "Our estimates conclude that Afghans are closer to three times more likely to be convicted of a sexual offence than someone born in the UK". NB though age is mentioned, i.e. recent migrants are more likely to be young and criminally active, neither seem to analyse sex, though it is mentioned in Farage's figures - there must be more male immigrants than female; presumably this has been taken into account?

More and more I find the threat, especially to women, troublesome and worrying. To generalise, the Left view all immigration as all fine and dandy; the Right disagree and want it reduced or stopped. On the other hand, Burnham's proposal to place asylum seekers in middle-class areas implicitly shows that he knows that they are problematic: "We cannot have a situation where it's only the poorest communities in the country that receive all of the dispersal of refugees and asylum seekers." If the refugees and asylum seekers are beneficial to the UK, which is promoted as the Left-wing view, then he would be saying that the rich/middle class areas will benefit from his plans, rather than saying they need to share the burden. "Blackpool, and other communities ... have had to take more than their fair share of asylum seekers," she [immigration minister Anna Turley] added. "That's put a huge burden on local communities and created real civil unrest." www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c204d4z1gg8o

TL:DR Are male immigrants, especially illegal ones, a particular threat to women, and if so what can be done?

We need to talk about Afghan sex offenders

Welcoming unvetted men into Britain from a deeply misogynistic culture is putting women at risk.

https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/08/17/we-need-to-talk-about-afghan-sex-offenders/

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MarcTheGenderSkeptic · 18/08/2026 21:11

EmeraldRoulette · 18/08/2026 20:55

Just to add

I get the sense that some posters are a bit shocked at the volume of incidents that are being reported now

There’s a huge number of incidents over the years that weren’t reported. It’s important to remember that. People out there who seem to be on their last nerve have been dealing with this for a very long time.

As I say, I’ve moved, but if one opens up near me, I will be really upset. And they are making it so that there is absolutely nowhere to go.

No one should have to deal with this. Absolutely no one.

I'm noticing the absolute pivot in language.
Stop the boats, smash the gangs, end the conveyor belt from France.
The abuse of asylum would be stopped.
Then, when that didn't happen and numbers started increasing after lockdowns ended, it was that the asylum hotels scheme would be replaced.
Then the asylum hotels became visible.
Still, no more ending the abuse of asylum, now it's that they will be housed, but other than hotels.
In the meantime, ex military accomodations, again only temporary, be patient.
Temporary as to what? To sending them back to their countries of origin?
No, temporary as to housing them right in the community, in HMOs.
Again, we're way past the messaging from 5-10 years ago, when it was all about stopping the numbers getting here.
Now the messaging is, oh we understand people's dismay, but <we all> have a duty to help accommodate asylum seekers locally, and communities will be expected to cooperate.
If I wasn't so horrified by this, I'd be in awe of this national scale experiment in changing a message from eradicating the problem at source to dealing with the fallout as close to those who en masse object.
This is no accident, this is what govt does, what govt always planned to do.
All they have to do is simmer the frog gently for many years.

EvangelicalAboutButteredToast · 18/08/2026 21:16

It is totally the boiled frog analogy. If they told the truth about how big this is and how completely unable they are to stop it, they know they’d be riots.

MarcTheGenderSkeptic · 18/08/2026 21:21

EmeraldRoulette · 18/08/2026 21:05

@GreySkySummer

just a few that I’ve remembered by name, I found the murders of Wayne Broadhurst and Alexandra Mehzer particularly upsetting too. Sometimes things just upset you more on the day, don’t they?

and the victim of the attempted beheading in Belfast, wasn’t he volunteering with the man who attacked him?

Murders

  • 20 October 2024 (Walsall, West Midlands): Hospitality support staff member Rhiannon Whyte was stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver at Bescot Stadium station by Sudanese asylum seeker Deng Chol Majek. Majek, who lived at the hotel where Whyte worked, was sentenced to life in prison. 1, 2, 3]
  • 26 June 2020 (Glasgow, Scotland): Sudanese asylum seeker Badreddin Abadlla Adam stabbed six people at the Park Inn Hotel, including hotel reception staff member Nicolaas MacLean, before being shot dead by armed police. 1, 2]
  • 12 March 2022 (Bournemouth, Dorset): Afghan asylum seeker Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai stabbed 21-year-old Thomas Roberts to death outside a subway station following an argument over an e-scooter. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. 1]

Sexual Assault Convictions

  • May 2025 (Nottingham): Afghan national Abdul K. was sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison followed by mandatory deportation after being convicted of sexual assault. 1]
  • July 2025 (Nuneaton): Afghan asylum seeker Ahmad Mulakhil received a 16-year custodial sentence for abduction and sexual offences committed four months after his arrival in the UK. 1, 2]
  • August 2024 (Elgin): Rapualla Ahmadze, an Afghan asylum seeker, was convicted of a violent sexual assault. His initial nine-year sentence was reduced to eight years on appeal. 1, 2]
  • October 2023 (Falkirk): Sadeq Nikzad, who entered the UK illegally via a small boat, was jailed for nine years in June 2025 for a sexual offence committed in a town centre. 1]
  • January 2026 (Nottinghamshire): Asylum seeker Sheraz Malik was found guilty of two counts of sexual assault in a park and remanded for sentencing. 1]

europe

  • 7 June 2017 (Saarbrücken, Germany): Psychologist Dietmar C. was stabbed to death during a therapy session at a Red Cross counseling center for traumatized refugees by Syrian asylum seeker Ahmad A.
  • 18 February 2019 (Pau, France): Immigration center manager Cyril Pierreval was stabbed to death in his office at a refugee reception center by a 38-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker whose refugee status application had been rejected.
  • 31 August 2019 (Villeurbanne, France): Timothy Bonnet, a 19-year-old bystander, was killed and eight others injured at a bus station outside a refugee center by Sultan Mazawoyar, an Afghan asylum seeker with a history of psychiatric issues.
  • 26 June 2020 (Glasgow, UK): Hotel reception staff member Nicolaas MacLean and five others were stabbed at the Park Inn asylum seeker accommodation by Sudanese national Badreddin Abadlla Adam.
  • 21 January 2021 (Luzern, Switzerland): A 51-year-old female social worker was stabbed and seriously injured at a migrant integration facility by a 24-year-old Eritrean asylum seeker during a scheduled consultation.
  • 4 August 2026 (Surrey, UK): Welfare officer Aaron Gomes was slashed multiple times with a kitchen knife inside an asylum seeker accommodation facility by Somalian national Abdifatah Adani.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg really here in Essex, We had one hotel that closed down because the same resident set fire to it twice I think!

Edited

I'm always disgusted when the left label dissenters to all of this as racist.
If we really were a racist country, the violence you saw on the streets after Southport and Henry Nowak wouldn't have stayed low level, the country would be on fire.
A racist country would have pogroms against Pakistanis when the grooming gangs scandal broke.
Mosques in Manchester and elsewhere would be ransacked after the Manchester Arena bombing.
Asylum seekers, illegals and Muslims would be spat at as Parisians regularly do every day of the week.
Indeed, we're as far from a racist country as you can imagine, as we see the fallout of illegals re violence and violence sexual crime, and effectively keep our heads down.

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 18/08/2026 21:33

EvangelicalAboutButteredToast · 18/08/2026 21:16

It is totally the boiled frog analogy. If they told the truth about how big this is and how completely unable they are to stop it, they know they’d be riots.

They could stop it if they wanted to. It might take the navy in the channel, but they could.

Everyone said Trump couldn't stop illegal immigration from Mexico. He did. It's been done elsewhere too.

The question is whether the government is willing to put those already living here (legal immigrants included) first. Currently they're not doing this. I don't know why. Because the pretence of an insoluble problem means they can siphon off taxpayers money to companies like Serco and profit along the way? Who knows.

MarcTheGenderSkeptic · 18/08/2026 21:47

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 18/08/2026 21:33

They could stop it if they wanted to. It might take the navy in the channel, but they could.

Everyone said Trump couldn't stop illegal immigration from Mexico. He did. It's been done elsewhere too.

The question is whether the government is willing to put those already living here (legal immigrants included) first. Currently they're not doing this. I don't know why. Because the pretence of an insoluble problem means they can siphon off taxpayers money to companies like Serco and profit along the way? Who knows.

They cannot be seen to be racist, it's an absolute religion and mantra.
I see this refusal to deal with bogus asylum seekers and illegals as a parallel to their inability to deal with the grooming gangs, have that inquest and atone.
A policy of: illegals at Calais > holding depot > return to country of origin/third country a la Rwanda is the only thing that will work.

EvangelicalAboutButteredToast · 18/08/2026 21:47

Well firstly because they’re a bunch of socialists, the only thing they’re interested in is running the country into the ground and secondly because the back benchers and civil servants are actually in charge and they are so far left they’re positively hanging off the pendulum.

EasternStandard · 18/08/2026 22:02

EmeraldRoulette · 18/08/2026 21:05

@GreySkySummer

just a few that I’ve remembered by name, I found the murders of Wayne Broadhurst and Alexandra Mehzer particularly upsetting too. Sometimes things just upset you more on the day, don’t they?

and the victim of the attempted beheading in Belfast, wasn’t he volunteering with the man who attacked him?

Murders

  • 20 October 2024 (Walsall, West Midlands): Hospitality support staff member Rhiannon Whyte was stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver at Bescot Stadium station by Sudanese asylum seeker Deng Chol Majek. Majek, who lived at the hotel where Whyte worked, was sentenced to life in prison. 1, 2, 3]
  • 26 June 2020 (Glasgow, Scotland): Sudanese asylum seeker Badreddin Abadlla Adam stabbed six people at the Park Inn Hotel, including hotel reception staff member Nicolaas MacLean, before being shot dead by armed police. 1, 2]
  • 12 March 2022 (Bournemouth, Dorset): Afghan asylum seeker Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai stabbed 21-year-old Thomas Roberts to death outside a subway station following an argument over an e-scooter. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. 1]

Sexual Assault Convictions

  • May 2025 (Nottingham): Afghan national Abdul K. was sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison followed by mandatory deportation after being convicted of sexual assault. 1]
  • July 2025 (Nuneaton): Afghan asylum seeker Ahmad Mulakhil received a 16-year custodial sentence for abduction and sexual offences committed four months after his arrival in the UK. 1, 2]
  • August 2024 (Elgin): Rapualla Ahmadze, an Afghan asylum seeker, was convicted of a violent sexual assault. His initial nine-year sentence was reduced to eight years on appeal. 1, 2]
  • October 2023 (Falkirk): Sadeq Nikzad, who entered the UK illegally via a small boat, was jailed for nine years in June 2025 for a sexual offence committed in a town centre. 1]
  • January 2026 (Nottinghamshire): Asylum seeker Sheraz Malik was found guilty of two counts of sexual assault in a park and remanded for sentencing. 1]

europe

  • 7 June 2017 (Saarbrücken, Germany): Psychologist Dietmar C. was stabbed to death during a therapy session at a Red Cross counseling center for traumatized refugees by Syrian asylum seeker Ahmad A.
  • 18 February 2019 (Pau, France): Immigration center manager Cyril Pierreval was stabbed to death in his office at a refugee reception center by a 38-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker whose refugee status application had been rejected.
  • 31 August 2019 (Villeurbanne, France): Timothy Bonnet, a 19-year-old bystander, was killed and eight others injured at a bus station outside a refugee center by Sultan Mazawoyar, an Afghan asylum seeker with a history of psychiatric issues.
  • 26 June 2020 (Glasgow, UK): Hotel reception staff member Nicolaas MacLean and five others were stabbed at the Park Inn asylum seeker accommodation by Sudanese national Badreddin Abadlla Adam.
  • 21 January 2021 (Luzern, Switzerland): A 51-year-old female social worker was stabbed and seriously injured at a migrant integration facility by a 24-year-old Eritrean asylum seeker during a scheduled consultation.
  • 4 August 2026 (Surrey, UK): Welfare officer Aaron Gomes was slashed multiple times with a kitchen knife inside an asylum seeker accommodation facility by Somalian national Abdifatah Adani.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg really here in Essex, We had one hotel that closed down because the same resident set fire to it twice I think!

Edited

I’m not sure how politicians have convinced people this is ok.

EmeraldRoulette · 18/08/2026 22:08

@EasternStandard right? And those are just ones I remember because I think it’s important to remember their names because they have been disrespected in death in my opinion, in that nobody seems to care what happened to them

That’s why there’s not much on the Europe list because I don’t really know about those, but they have a very long list I think.

Some European countries do keep official data on this, but the UK doesn’t. The Ministry of Justice is currently appealing a decision that they have to release data at least by nationality. Though I suspect it wouldn’t give you the specifics of asylum seekers.

meanwhile, I’m still thinking whether @AnitaCam comment about rape in other countries was another “joke” on this thread. We’ve had too many of those.

be interesting to see if @GreySkySummer comes back to reply to my reply!

MarcTheGenderSkeptic · 18/08/2026 22:10

EasternStandard · 18/08/2026 22:02

I’m not sure how politicians have convinced people this is ok.

They're relying on anger being able to be controlled.
It's hard to know how angry Brits are.
I genuinely don't know what they feel about the grooming gangs scandal.
I think it's common knowledge.
Yet you'd be hard pressed to find pressure to sort the inquest and justice, let alone talk about and express true anger.
I have my theories, none of them palatable.
And so Brits propensity to let such examples of violence pass them by is now baked in to politicians' responses.
Don't Look Back In Anger is on permanent repeat play.

EvangelicalAboutButteredToast · 18/08/2026 22:25

My problem is that I’m too well informed nowadays.

I didn’t actually understand the grooming gangs properly until I listened to an eminent specialist discussing the child sex abuse industry and how these organised gangs are using technology to make and share child sex abuse images and what’s feeding it, and then I was completely furious. I’d heard of the Bacha bazi and the link to using young boys to abuse as girls and women are too well protected, but what I hadn’t understood was the link to Persian culture and its link to Pakistan and of course round to the grooming gangs. I’ll see if I can find the podcast to link to.

MsGreying · 18/08/2026 22:29

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 17/08/2026 18:33

We could just accept only women refugees, or family units, particularly from countries like Afghanistan where women and girls are at MUCH MUCH higher risk at home, unlike the young fit men who are merrily leaving them behind to die or be forced into "marriage" (very often slavery). Reminder that women cannot leave the house without a male chaperone, so for women whose male chaperones leave, they're likely to suffer even worse human rights abuses and harms immediately as a result of the men leaving.

So our quota could be made up entirely of women. Much lower risk to the existing population and for Afghans certainly much more in need of asylum.

Much less likely to survive small boat crossings though, so the immigration system would need to be reformed.

When they let out local hotel they (council leader and staff) said it'd be for 'not just men'. What they meant was just men in a never ending stream.

EmeraldRoulette · 18/08/2026 22:30

@EvangelicalAboutButteredToast this might be a case of semantics but I’m curious to know how they’re connected

I don’t believe that they are but I don’t keep up-to-date on this stuff. I’m not going to listen to a podcast so I’m curious if you can summarise it.

EvangelicalAboutButteredToast · 18/08/2026 22:49

That link was five minutes long and covered the topic directly.

EasternStandard · 18/08/2026 22:51

EmeraldRoulette · 18/08/2026 22:08

@EasternStandard right? And those are just ones I remember because I think it’s important to remember their names because they have been disrespected in death in my opinion, in that nobody seems to care what happened to them

That’s why there’s not much on the Europe list because I don’t really know about those, but they have a very long list I think.

Some European countries do keep official data on this, but the UK doesn’t. The Ministry of Justice is currently appealing a decision that they have to release data at least by nationality. Though I suspect it wouldn’t give you the specifics of asylum seekers.

meanwhile, I’m still thinking whether @AnitaCam comment about rape in other countries was another “joke” on this thread. We’ve had too many of those.

be interesting to see if @GreySkySummer comes back to reply to my reply!

Yes that’s what gets to me too. It’s such a blatant dismissal and ostracism of victims / families to fit the political agenda.

Look at Labour writing letters re Jason Arday v the treatment of Rhiannon Whyte’s family.

I’m so sorry this is happening to people, worse they others are manipulated not to care.

A few threads on here and you can see how Labour and other parties build the idea the crimes are worth it. And the heavy attacks if you think they are not.

EmeraldRoulette · 18/08/2026 23:02

EvangelicalAboutButteredToast · 18/08/2026 22:49

That link was five minutes long and covered the topic directly.

Oh I saw your post when there was no link

I will listen to that

lollipopcastle89 · 18/08/2026 23:50

GreySkySummer · 18/08/2026 18:37

Dressing racism up as feminism is really shit.

The lack of empathy on this thread is shocking. Most people seeking asylum are doing so as a direct result of European imperialism and terrible foreign policy decisions in recent years.

For eg The Taliban and their supports are not coming to the U.K- it’s young men who worked with the British and are now at extreme risk if they stay. What do you expect then to do??

why Is comment racist? I find the fact we can’t stand up for women’s rights because of fire of being called racist! A whole gender is being silenced and essentially having all their rights taken away from them in Afghanistan, but got you can’t criticise the Taliban or the men for fear of being racist! Cats and dogs have more freedom than women in Afghanistan. I don’t believe every Afghan male is a threat, but I believe every undocumented male (white, brown, pink or purple) is a threat to women in this country until we know who they are! But yes, you cry racism!!!!

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 18/08/2026 23:50

The treatment of Rhiannon Whyte's family is awful. No accountability.

I really hope the family manage to pursue some accountability from those who left Rhiannon so unprotected. Rhiannon's human right to life was totally disregarded. There was an obvious risk to female staff working at the hotels full of unvetted illegal immigrants, she should never have been left alone to walk home late at night. Really there should be corporate manslaughter charges.

Her mother said her murder was totally unnecessary in every way, and this is true.

The biggest question with Rhiannon's murder is why her murderer was left free to roam to follow and kill her. He didn't have a right to be in the UK, he'd arrived via small boat 3 months earlier and had already been denied asylum in Germany so why was he free to murder Rhiannon? His cold bloodedness is chilling, he threw her phone away, bought beer, then was seen dancing via CCTV. Then he claimed to be a child in law to try and pervert the course of justice which delayed everything. Why was he allowed to do this, further torturing Rhiannon's family?

Why people aren't more angry about this is beyond me.

GaIadriel · 18/08/2026 23:57

Sadly it's usually women defending these men and calling people racists. I remember expressing my view that unvetted immigration from countries that stone women to death and engage in group sexual assaults in public is risky.

People on here were banging on about how most sex crimes in Europe are perpetrated by European men and how most of 'the flaggers' are abusers (which is a ludicrous claim as no authorities were ID'ing them all and undertaking CRB checks).

Windsurf · Yesterday 00:10

It's because liberal women believe in equal representation for the worlds rapists and murderers in Britain .

They expect victims to be provided.

EvelynBeatrice · Yesterday 06:37

lollipopcastle89 · 18/08/2026 23:50

why Is comment racist? I find the fact we can’t stand up for women’s rights because of fire of being called racist! A whole gender is being silenced and essentially having all their rights taken away from them in Afghanistan, but got you can’t criticise the Taliban or the men for fear of being racist! Cats and dogs have more freedom than women in Afghanistan. I don’t believe every Afghan male is a threat, but I believe every undocumented male (white, brown, pink or purple) is a threat to women in this country until we know who they are! But yes, you cry racism!!!!

Ah but you see racism is always always worse than misogyny and rape because it affects men too.

EvelynBeatrice · Yesterday 06:42

Let’s make no bones about it. What’s happening to women and little girls in Afghanistan is slavery. But there’s no furore or liberal leftie woke bro buy- in to any movement to counter such misery because it’s only women adversely affected. Instead we have travel features about travel to Afghanistan, their all male sports teams being welcomed at events, etc

tsmainsqueeze · Yesterday 06:47

GreySkySummer · 17/08/2026 13:03

I work with many asylum seekers from Somalia and Afghanistan. They are all severely traumatised. The immigration system does not treat them with any humanity at all- it is not surprising the crime rate is higher in this group- why act with humanity when you’re not treated with it.

I also expect someone from Somalia would be much much more likely to be convicted that a white English man

Rubbish - I don't deny some will be traumatised but that gives no one whoever they are, where ever they came from the right to commit a sexual assault.

EvelynBeatrice · Yesterday 06:55

@GreySkySummer
I’m sure asylum seeker accommodation is not a particularly pleasant environment for them. But it’s news to me that they are being starved or left without a roof over their heads or at risk of death or torture in the U.K.? If things are bad enough that they have fled their own country and are relying on others for food and shelter, is it not still an improvement here?

And the U.K. is an island. Many of these people must have travelled here from safe countries on the way to the U.K. - why? What is giving rise to the expectation that they’d be better off here?

In an ideal world we’d provide psychological support and counselling, but we are struggling as a country to provide that for our own troubled children.

tsmainsqueeze · Yesterday 07:01

DebbieSavage · 17/08/2026 16:22

What data? The data says that white British men are most dangerous to women. If you want an account on the behaviour of migrant men there are a few posters on this forum who work directly with them and will tell you that they are actually really kind and hardworking people that do not mean us any harm whatsoever. I don't think you can get any better evidence than that, do you?

There are more white British men so statistically that makes sense but as a whole you sound pretty deluded.
A lot of the men that come here laugh in the face of our laws.
I wonder if you would mind large groups congregating in your neighborhood.

AppleDumplingWithCustard · Yesterday 07:04

DebbieSavage · 17/08/2026 15:30

No, there is never an excuse for committing sexual offences against women. All I am trying to convey is that, when these refugees fleeing persecution end up seeking refuge in a country and the people within won't even consider them as human beings, then it's hardly going to ingratiate these people to our society is it?

Nonetheless, I would wager a lot of the women on this forum rightfully bemoaning the absolute state of modern British men would have a lot better chance of finding a decent partner if they widened their potential options somewhat. Many of them are amazing people who just want to be a part of a community that values them.

You assume they are all fleeing persecution. If that is the case, why are these single young men, who are the vast majority of those arriving via boats, leaving their female family members behind to be persecuted?

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