How The Left Ignores Violence Against Women

Mass immigration has caused the worst abuses of women's rights. Why is no one talking about it?

The impacts of mass immigration and multiculturalism are hurting hundreds of thousands of women across the UK. From the thousands of young girls abused by grooming gangs, the recent woman raped in public on the London Underground or the sudden increase in prevalence of FGM. Yet despite all these serious issues around violence against women, the responses have been short-lived, ignorant or even non-existent.

A Blameless Crime

Then there’s the rise in cases of female genital mutilation. It is estimated that in 2011 were 137,000 women living with FGM in England and Wales. There are no benefits of FGM, with the practice resulting in all sorts of severe complications: painful menstruation, infection, difficult childbirth, along with the psychological problems that comes from the traumatic practice.

In a recent article, The Guardian places the blame on the doctors who are unfamiliar with how to deal with FGM. The government has dedicated over 1.4 million pounds in order to educate healthcare professionals. The emphasis is on attacking the NHS for not being equip to provide reconstructive surgery, framing this issue as a problem of inequity.

Yet no one is addressing the elephant in the room.

The mainstream narrative depicts FGM as just like any other medical issue, as if it’s just like having diabetes. It’s something that just happens. No explanation. Except unlike diabetes or any other medical issue, there is no discussion on prevention.

That’s because it’s uncomfortable to discuss. The reality is that to seriously address the issue would mean admitting that countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia have their faults. This disrupts the oppressor-oppressed narrative and would mean that the “oppressive” West would have to impose moral judgement of the practices in these countries. So they turn a blind eye as best as they can.

Only two people have been convicted of FGM in England and Wales: the first case was a Ugandan woman who was convicted in 2019 for mutilating her daughter; and the second woman was found guilty of taking a three year old girl for female genital mutilation in Kenya in 2019. To emphasise: out of the over 137,000 victims of FGM, only 2 of their perpetrators have been convicted. This is a complete failure towards women.

Murderers for Millions

During the summer of 2021, the feminist movement justifiably protested the disturbing murder of Sarah Everard, a woman who was kidnapped, raped and killed by a police officer. Later on in the year, Sabina Nessa was brutally murdered on her way home. This once again, rightfully sparked outrage. However, a conversation around racism was sparked due to this not receiving as much attention as Sarah Everard. This included Sabina Nessa’s sister saying that the media would have treated the case differently if she had been white.

“I’ve noticed she’ll have a little picture at the front and then she’ll make page nine or page seven. This has to be because my sister was not white.”

However, this isn’t the case. There were many other cases of women being killed by strangers on the streets which didn’t get the same attention as Sarah Everard, such as Ashling Murphy and Zara Aleena. There were many reasons why this received so much attention: a police officer perpetrated the crime and this was near the summer of 2021, only a year after the BLM protests where police brutality was also a key component.

Nevertheless, the tragic murder of Sabina Nessa was used as a way to fuel the narrative of Britain being a racist country that overlooks the abuses of ethnic minority women.

Unlike the murderer of Sarah Everard, whose name and identity was widespread news at the time, the murderer of Sabina Nessa hasn’t received the same publicity. The man who murdered Nessa was an Albanian immigrant with a history of domestic abuse. Recently, the UK government has agreed to pay Albania at least £4 million a year to take back 200 of its most dangerous prisoners, one of which is the murderer of Sabina Nessa.

Attacking in Broad Daylight

Early this December it was reported that a man named Ryan Johnston raped a woman in front of passengers on the London Underground in front of horrified passengers, including a child.

The Mirror reported on the event:

“Ryan Johnston also masturbated in front of two women before raping the passenger on a Piccadilly Line train in the horrifying event in February 2020. The 37-year-old had been seen standing outside a house near the entrance to Bounds Green Station in North London with his trousers around his ankles.

Johnston was masturbating while looking through a window of the house at the time, prompting the two women to run away out of fear. Spotting them, Johnston then shouted and started to chase them down the street to their home.

Inner London crown court heard how the terrified victims managed to get inside in time and hid under the stairs as he banged on the door, even putting his hand through their letterbox. Three hours after the terrifying incident, Johnston then boarded an Underground train heading towards Heathrow.

He approached a woman who was asleep on the carriage at the time before sexually assaulting and raping her.

Britain’s Biggest Shame

Over the past few decades, Britain has suffered from a grooming gang epidemic where thousands of young girls have been the victim of rape and abuse by predominantly Pakistani men. In 2019, it was reported that almost 19,000 children had been sexually groomed in England in the past year, compared to 3,300 five years before.

The stories of the abuse these young girls have faced are truly sickening. The Independent reported one example of a twelve-year-old girl went to a police station to report a rape where she was told to come back when she was “not drunk”. She was then taken in a car and raped, before being taken back into a house where she was raped multiple times by five different men. The Daily Mail reported that a ringleader of a grooming gang which exploited girls as young as thirteen was allowed to keep his job as a “welfare officer” at Oldham Council, despite multiple concerns raised about him and his arrest for the sexual assault of children.

However, despite the scale and horrific nature of this issue, it has mainly only been discussed by the right - with GB News’ debut documentary of the topic bringing a spotlight the issue. When the topic is raised, the arguments are mischaracterised and straw manned by the mainstream left. The previous Home Secretary, Suella Braverman was repeatedly called a racist for bringing attention to the grooming gangs.

Conclusion

This should be the main concern for feminists across the west. Yet for the sake of maintaining political correctness, the mainstream media is silent at the expense of hundreds of thousands of girls being subjected to rape, abuse and murder.