We, the undersigned, call for the immediate removal of Suella Braverman from Parliament for her reckless and defamatory remarks about Pakistani people and grooming gangs in the UK.

Ms. Braverman's comments, as reported in the media, risk damaging community cohesion and fueling racial tensions. As a government minister, she has a responsibility to promote tolerance and respect for all communities, and her remarks fall far short of that standard. It is unacceptable for any public figure to make sweeping and derogatory comments that stigmatize an entire community.

Furthermore, Ms. Braverman's remarks have put the Pakistani population of the United Kingdom in danger by perpetuating harmful stereotypes that could lead to discrimination and even violence. This kind of rhetoric only serves to increase division and hatred between different communities, and has no place in our society.

We would also like to point out that the actual statistics show that the majority of grooming in the UK is committed by non-ethnic groups. While it is important to address the issue of grooming gangs, it is unfair and inaccurate to single out one particular community as the sole perpetrators of this crime.

We believe that Ms. Braverman's actions have demonstrated a lack of judgment and suitability for public office. We call on Parliament to take immediate action and hold Ms. Braverman accountable for her words by removing her from her position as a government minister.

We also call on the government to prioritize measures to tackle the issue of grooming gangs in a way that is fair and effective, without resorting to harmful stereotypes or scapegoating.

We urge Parliament to take swift and decisive action to address this issue and uphold the values of tolerance, respect, and fairness that are essential to a cohesive and harmonious society.