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We are determined to make change. We know it won’t be easy but the work has already begun. Seeing the Home Secretary speak about the importance of tackling violence against women and girls is another vital step.
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Why aren’t you deporting foreigners who rape and sexually assault women and children then? I don’t believe anything you say.

Your Labour Party protected mostly Pakistani grooming gangs that abused and raped thousands of white girls in cities run by labour

This is all platitudes from you Jess and you know it. If you were really committed to a change, you'd demand the intricate details of the perpetrators, assess if there are any common trends among them and areas in which the government can then make changes. I don't know, like, the nationalities or religious beliefs of the majority of the men doing this.

Will all my work for children born from rape now be done Jess? We need government research for our needs, training for professionals, rapists stripped of parental rights, children seen as victims and organisations to support. The list goes on.

Stop importing third world immigrants. They do not belong here. They have no right to be here. England and the English first.

This violence, Jess?

And yet you turn a blind eye towards the rape and abuse of young girls by Pakistani men? More two tier nonsense from Labour.

You're welcoming thousands of single aged foreign men into our country who come from cultures that treat women as second class citizens and have no age of consent. You're releasing prisoners early onto our streets. You're letting men into women's single sex spaces. Protection?

Lisa Nandy just threw women's sport under the bus!

You're importing men from Senegal. They supported an opposition leader through violence who's now serving a prison sentence for rape. How do you think they'll get on in the UK, Jess? If Alicante and Paris are anything to go by, women are going to need mandatory self-defense lessons.


