Baroness Casey warns grooming survivors are 'still being failed'

Grooming gangs campaigner calls for 'more action' from Labour after damning new report

A grooming gangs campaigner has demanded "more action" from the Government following a new report into the convictions of grooming gang survivors.Speaking to GB News, Safeguarding Lead for CSE victims, Claire Adams, called on Sir Keir Starmer to show "more political will" when it comes to the nationwide scandal.A damning new report by Baroness Casey has revealed that children who are groomed, sexually abused and then prosecuted for crimes includ…

'Lazy' Labour still failing grooming gang victims – 'not enough action'

They were children when the abuse happened but the records still brand them criminals

Baroness Casey warns grooming survivors are 'still being failed'

Victims who were abused and prosecuted as children are still being failed, says grooming report author.

Casey exposes a deeper national crisis: When we abandon God, we abandon children

Chief Executive Andrea Williams comments in light of Baroness Casey’s statement that grooming survivors are still being failed Baroness Casey’s latest intervention should shame our nation. That survivors of grooming gangs were not only abused as children but then prosecuted as criminals by the very authorities that should have protected them is one of the darkest indictments imaginable of modern Britain. Casey’s warning that many of these surviv…