UK at risk of Cologne-style attacks as PC officials ‘afraid of being branded Islamophobic’
BRITAIN is at risk of mass sexual assaults against women similar to the Cologne attacks because PC authorities are too scared of being branded Islamophobic, faith groups have warned today.
By SELINA SYKES
Express.co.uk
Tue, Jan 19, 2016
Leaders of Sikh and Hindu communities in the UK have warned lessons “must be learnt” from previous child exploitation scandals and called for attacks by Muslim men on young women from other faiths to be branded hate crimes in an explosive intervention on the current debate surrounding refugee sex crimes.
They expressed their concern over the “mass, planned rape and sexual assault” by as many as 1,000 men of “Arab and North African origin” in Cologne on New Year’s Eve, likening the incident to the Rotherham abuse scandal in the UK.
In a joint statement the Network of Sikh Organisations, The Hindu Council, The Sikh Awareness Society and The Sikh Media Monitoring Group also called for the Government to recognise “the targeting of non-Muslim women” as a “hate crime”.
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