In this clip from a 2011 Channel 4 documentary on child sexual exploitation, men discuss attitudes towards girls They mention girls wearing "mini skirts" & state that they "ask for it" Some add that you have to "blame the parents" & again say that the girls are "asking for it"

Here, the men discuss techniques used to groom young girls - to later sell the girls. They say that a younger girl would attract more money.

The father of a defendant attaches blame to the girls: "obviously she wasn't a virgin or new to sex"

Here is a explanation of why there might be issues in the Pakistani community leading to some men engaging in sexual exploitation of girls:

Finally, a victim details her abuse and the way in which it has impacted her. Her parents discovered the abuse after checking her mobile and finding the names of 100s of men.

The clips are from a documentary called Britain's Sex Gangs. Sadly, the journalist presenting the documentary, Tazeen Ahmed, died in 2019 from cancer.

"I was convinced the Democrats were more interested in some man showering with my daughter in her locker room than they were in me having a job." Many such cases!

I believe Tazeen Ahmed also made the Ch4 Dispatches about the consanguinity/inbreeding crisis in the Pakistani community. She was not scared to tackle difficult and sensitive issues.

Thought this was a VICE doc in Raqqa in the first 40 seconds.

To be very blunt many of those those men have identical attitudes to if they had been brought up in Mirpur…I think the clip of the Iman discussing why his community is so primed to harbour such attitudes and their awful manifestations is the key point.

The oldest excuse of men. If it weren't for her, i would not have done it.

How is there not a police squad right there to pounce on him?