Alleged rapist Andrew Tate to fund rape gang documentary

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On 17 June, Restore Britain published its ‘Rape Gang Inquiry Report’. In the aftermath, critics accused the authors of using fraudulent figures and selective data to present an Islamophobic narrative. Defenders, meanwhile, used the report to push Islamophobic narratives — essentially backing up the argument of the critics. The notable thing about the report’s defenders is that many of them are ardent sexists themselves. Among them is Andrew Tate; the key driver of global misogyny in the early 2020s: cc: https://t.co/fHRFI9DGK9 — Neo (@Neo__Hq) June 17, 2026 Using victims Restore’s report included testimony from real victims, but it also: Included a…

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Lowe’s ‘Rape Gang Inquiry Report’ purposefully silenced brown survivors’ voices

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Content warning: this article contains discussion of child sexual abuse, exploitation, and the silencing of victims.  On 16 June, Rupert Lowe – leader of the extreme-right Restore Britain announced the publication of his ‘Rape Gang Inquiry Report’. Today, we amplify the account of survivors whose voices were excluded from the report to serve its racist, Islamophobic ends. Lowe’s report: ‘vulnerable, young white women’ As the Canary previously explained, Lowe’s report wholly lacked the methodological rigour necessary for such a study. Instead, it deployed Islamophobic conjecture to arrive at a foregone conclusion that group-based child sexual exploitation is: perpetrated by chiefly Pakistani…

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Lowe’s ‘Rape Gang Inquiry Report’ makes a mockery of the victims

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Content warning: this article contains discussion of child sexual abuse and exploitation. On 16 June, Rupert Lowe – leader of the extreme-right Restore Britain announced the publication of his ‘Rape Gang Inquiry Report’. Predictably, it ignored the basic methodological foundations necessary for such a study. Instead, it exploited victims’ narratives and deployed Islamophobic conjecture to arrive at a foregone conclusion, which Lowe posted to social media: Our inquiry report proves that without doubt there is an undeniable link between religion and the rape gangs. Islam. As a country, we need to find the courage to finally say so. Though Lowe used…

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