600-700 men between the ages of 13 and 16 raped: Grooming gang victims in UK Parliament; Most of the accused are of Pakistani origin

British MP Robert Lowe has sparked a debate over Britain's grooming gang scandal with a speech in Parliament. He read out the testimony of the victims in this speech. He told Parliament that the whole world should listen to what was said during the two-week investigation of the rape gang. She claimed that one of the victims was raped by 600-700 different men between the ages of 13 and 16. Lowe said: "There have been indications of organised child sexual abuse in at least 85 areas across the UK. The testimonies read out in parliament included allegations of gang rape, violence, intimidation and racial slurs. A testimony said the victim was given drugs and handed over to many people. He was kept in a cage. Another victim alleged that she was threatened with death and harm to her family if she resisted. Rupert Lowe said: "We can't keep quiet about these matters anymore. In August last year, Lowe had said that the rape scandal mainly involved men of Pakistani origin. These have been running the gang for decades and their numbers are far higher than anticipated. What are 5 cases of grooming gangs, most of which are Pakistanis in Britain, the term 'grooming gang' is commonly used to refer to cases in which children and adolescent girls are sexually abused or tortured. The term grooming gang came into vogue after investigations in cities such as Rotherham, Rochdale and Oldham. Since the 1990s, thousands of victims have come to light in many such cases. The special thing was that most of the accused were of Pakistani origin. The accused first win the trust, then exploit them through threats, violence, drugs or blackmail. In 2002, then-Labour MP Anne Cryer first warned that girls were being exploited by a gang of men of Pakistani origin in Kighley, West Yorkshire. In 2010, five men were convicted in Rotherham of sexually abusing minor girls. Subsequent investigations uncovered such organised gangs in Rotherham, as well as in Rochdale, Oldham, Telford, Oxford and other cities.