We, the undersigned, call upon the Parliament of the United Kingdom to initiate a full and fair National Inquiry into the Rape Gang Scandal predominately committed by Pakistani males that has plagued various communities across the nation notably Rotherham where 1400 children had been sexually abused.

Why This Inquiry is Necessary:

Justice and Accountability: The only route to real justice for the victims involves a transparent, in-depth investigation that does not shy away from asking the hard and uncomfortable questions. Who were the perpetrators? What exactly happened? Where did these incidents occur? When did they start, and how were they allowed to continue? Most importantly, why did these crimes occur, and what cultural or religious factors might have contributed to such systematic abuse?

Compulsion and Truth: This inquiry must have the power to put individuals under oath, compel their appearance, and ensure they answer truthfully. We need to understand who knew what and when:
What did officials know or suspect about these activities?
What was the awareness level within law enforcement?
What actions, if any, did politicians take or fail to take?

Criminal Prosecution and Deportation: If there is evidence that officials, police, or any others were complicit or failed in their duty to act, criminal prosecutions should ensue. Foreign nationals found guilty should face deportation.

Community Analysis: There must be a forensic examination of the communities where these crimes were tolerated or ignored. Who in these communities was aware of the crimes? Who chose to remain silent? What was the role of informal or sharia courts in these scenarios? The level of community complicity, especially among family members or peers of the perpetrators, needs to be scrutinized. It is implausible to believe that close family members, including wives, were completely unaware of the repeated actions over years.

Public Exposure and Justice: The findings of the inquiry should be made public. The evidence needs to be presented openly to deliver not just justice but a warning to any future potential perpetrators or those who might cover up such crimes.

The Urgency of Action:

This scandal represents a deep cancer within British society. It has undermined trust in institutions, community cohesion, and the rule of law. By establishing this inquiry, we take the first step towards national healing and redemption. We urge Parliament to act swiftly and decisively, to ensure that such travesties are not only punished but prevented in the future.

Conclusion:

We demand that the government address this scandal with the seriousness it warrants by launching a national inquiry. This is not just about past accountability but about safeguarding our future from such heinous acts. 

Sign this petition to stand with victims, demand transparency, and fight for a Britain where justice is not only served but visibly seen to be served.