Grooming gangs

[Spindle]

Applying sharia law in England and Wales: independent review

A 2018 Home Office independent review by Professor Mona Siddiqui confirmed the operation of Sharia councils in the UK estimating 30–85 councils with the first established in 1982.

Exactly. You have to be pretty green to not realise this is going on

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

which suggests to me.....

a) said 14 year old girl would be less likely to be a victim, if she was more savvy.

b) the men in the rape-gang photos......they would all benefit for a 2 hour civics class with a liberal teacher. And maybe begin to behave themselves going forwards.


Are you on drugs Wisbech ?

The answer is not Education, The answer is a bloody scary punishment. That , and Only that might work.

I abhor drugs.

The answer is both punishment that deters and education that changes attitudes.

The education is to ensure future generations do not need to be deterred.

We cannot allow any section of our society to hold beliefs that run counter to our core values. Freedom of speech and of belief are fundamental rights but not when they threaten us.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

Applying sharia law in England and Wales: independent review

A 2018 Home Office independent review by Professor Mona Siddiqui confirmed the operation of Sharia councils in the UK estimating 30–85 councils with the first established in 1982.

I suggest you actually read the report. Which says exactly what I said Sharia means in the UK. Which isn’t what it is in Muslim countries. It isn’t the law. Only our law is the law.

There are councils which are used by Muslims to assist in dispute resolution. Just as anyone can use a conciliator to help them.

The report highlights the widespread misconceptions around them. Which clearly still exist.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

It may not be allowed to issue the death penalty or throw gays off roofs but relation to relation marriage and women to cover up is probably high on their agendas!

It has no legal status and any ruling has to be mutually acceptable.

That we need to ensure that all parties understand that and have the strength and necessary support to reject things they don’t agree with is true, but is a separate challenge. It isn’t the law.

 

[cryrst]

It has no legal status and any ruling has to be mutually acceptable.

That we need to ensure that all parties understand that and have the strength and necessary support to reject things they don’t agree with is true, but is a separate challenge. It isn’t the law.

Oh I see!
And you believe that they don’t see sharia as their law then do you?
Look the families of groomers, even when they obviously knew it was going on didn’t say a word because of the Muslim ‘way’ !

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

Oh I see!
And you believe that they don’t see sharia as their law then do you?
Look the families of groomers, even when they obviously knew it was going on didn’t say a word because of the Muslim ‘way’ !

What they see doesn’t change the law and any that do regard Sharia as superior need to be disavowed of that belief. Starting with the schools so future generations don’t grow up believing it. There ought be no compromise over it and religious influence banned from all education as a first step.

To my mind this is much more important trawling over the past and seeking scapegoats for failures. We cannot change the past but we can improve the future.