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UK failed to identify disproportionate number of Asian men in ‘grooming gangs’
Fears of racism claims meant reluctance to recognise ‘over-representation’ of Asian men involved in organised child sex abuse, report found.
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thetimes.com
Report finds authorities ‘covered up’ ethnicity of grooming gangs — as it happened
Yvette Cooper revealed details of a national investigation that Sir Keir Starmer had ruled out before the Casey report forced a rethink
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theguardian.com
Police to collect ethnicity data for all cases of child sexual abuse
Requirement made as review finds ‘over-representation’ of Asian men among grooming gang suspects
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scmp.com
UK failed to identify disproportionate number of Asian men in ‘grooming gangs’
Fears of racism claims meant reluctance to recognise ‘over-representation’ of Asian men involved in organised child sex abuse, report found.
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telegraph.co.uk
Police ‘avoided grooming gang investigations over racism fears’
Ethnicity of suspects still goes uncovered in two-thirds of crimes, says Baroness Casey’s report
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dailymail.co.uk
Conspiracy of silence over grooming gangs' race doomed girls to abuse
Baroness Casey last night hit out at 'do-gooders' who tried to bury the facts of such cases, yet only ended up giving racists 'more ammunition'.
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Public must ‘keep calm’ over ethnicity of grooming gang offenders, says Louise Casey
Author of grooming report cautions against misuse of limited data finding ‘over-representation’ of Asian heritage men