More Victims Of Pakistani Grooming Gangs In Britain Revealed

Britain’s grooming gang scandal may have affected more than 250,000 victims and spread across at least 149 local authority districts, according to a new independent inquiry led by Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe.

Published on Tuesday, 16 June, the 219-page report combines survivor testimony with evidence from previous investigations and argues that organized networks of predominantly Pakistani Muslim men systematically targeted vulnerable girls—many from care homes, troubled family backgrounds, or unstable households — while police, social services, schools, healthcare providers, and political leaders repeatedly failed to intervene.

Trans Women In UK Are Not Allowed In Female-Only Spaces

Britain’s equality watchdog has formally confirmed that single-sex spaces such as toilets and changing rooms should operate on the basis of biological sex, marking one of the most significant developments in the UK’s gender debate in recent years.

The new guidance, published on last Thursday, 21 May, by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), follows last year’s landmark UK Supreme Court ruling, which determined that the definition of 'sex' under the Equality Act refers to biological sex rather than gender identity.

India's LGBTQ Bill Is A Step In The Right Direction

The parliament of India has just passed a controversial bill that seeks to change how transgender people are legally recognized and their right to self-identify, amid protests by opposition parties and the LGBTQ community.

The government says the changes will make welfare benefits more accessible and strengthen an existing law against exploitation and trafficking of women, but critics warn it could exclude many transgender, non-binary and gender-fluid people.

USGA Protects Women's Elite Golf Despite Court Challenges

The United States Golf Association (USGA) has decided to protect women's rights and promote women's sports by banning transgenders from joining its events. However, some transgender players want to challenge it in court claiming that a policy change is unlawful.

Golfer Hailey Davidson, 33, filed the suit against the USGA, the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) and Hackensack Golf Club, where the event was scheduled to take place, in New Jersey last 19 March, according to ESPN and Fox Sports.

Washington Swimmer Takes Stand On Women's Rights

A Washington state high school student became a viral sensation on social media after giving a speech demanding that her state’s schools protect girls' sports.

"Girls should never have to feel uncomfortable in their own locker room," Sadie Sullivan, a swimmer at Wenatchee High School, said last week at Garden City Academy.

U.S. Noted Continued Presence Of Grooming Gangs In UK

President Donald Trump's administration harshly criticized the United Kingdom over its handling of mass immigration and the long-running rape gang scandal that has victimized mostly white girls across the country.

In a statement posted to X, the U.S. State Department called on its Europe-based diplomats to track the effects of rampant immigration. While the statement zeroed in on the U.K., it also highlighted similar problems in Germany and Sweden.

Pakistani Grooming Gang Members In Rochdale Sentenced

A market stallholder in England who groomed and raped two girls in Rochdale felt he was "almost untouchable", a sentencing hearing has heard.

Social services and police apologized for past failures concerning the victims - who were abused in the town between 2001 and 2006 - after the convictions of Mohammed Zahid, 65, and six other Asian men earlier this year for various child sex offences. Zahid was given the longest sentence of 35 years, while the others were sentenced between 12 and 35 years.

Pakistani Grooming Gang Members Found Guilty

A Pakistani man who "married" a 15-year-old girl in an Islamic wedding ceremony is among eight men to have been found guilty of sexual offences against her.

The victim was groomed and sexually abused by men from the age of 13 and that continued when she was in a Bradford children's home, a trial heard.

Survey Showed Thousands Report Sexual Harassments

Thousands of students have reported being victims of sexual violence and harassment in the first sector-wide survey of sexual misconduct at universities in England.

The Office for Students (OfS) said 14 percent of students responding to its survey reported being victims of sexual violence - which included rape, attempted rape and unwanted touching.

Full UK Inquiry On Grooming Gangs And Their Ethnicity

After years in inaction, the British government has announced a full independent statutory inquiry into grooming gangs after Louise Casey completed an audit of what she called "one of the most horrendous crimes in our society".

The crossbench peer was asked in January to produce a rapid audit of child sexual abuse carried out by gangs in England and Wales, taking into account the issue of the ethnicity of offenders.

U.S. SC Orders All Judges To Revisit Transgender Rulings

The Supreme Court tossed aside a handful of lower court rulings last 30 June that sided with transgender Americans, requiring that judges in those cases revisit their decisions in the wake of a blockbuster ruling this month that upheld a ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth.

The justices upended rulings that blocked state policies excluding coverage for gender-affirming care in state-sponsored health insurance plans.

British News Is Now Correctly Defining "Women"

The BBC is trying to shed its woke brand by supporting news anchor Martine Croxall after she went viral for changing her autocue from "pregnant people" to "women."

Croxall was lauded by the likes of J.K. Rowling on X/Twitter over the weekend after she interrupted her sentence and appeared to roll her eyes after reading out a quote from a study that cited "pregnant people."

Internet Celebrates US SC Ruling On Gender Treatments

Several conservative personalities on social media found a reason to celebrate after the Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law banning gender-transition treatments for adolescents last 18 June.

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Tennessee's Senate Bill 1, which "prohibits all medical treatments intended to allow 'a minor to identify with, or live as, a purported identity inconsistent with the minor's sex' or to treat 'purported discomfort or distress from a discordance between the minor's sex and asserted identity,'" does not violate the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.

It's Provocative, But Is It Controversial?

Sabrina Carpenter is not new to controversy, but her new album, "Man’s Best Friend", has ignited an online debate over its cover art, with some fans arguing it perpetuates the "oversexualization" of women. The pop star’s latest visual choices have divided fans and sparked broader conversations about female representation in music.

Carpenter has teased the release date of her new album, "Man’s Best Friend", with a revelation of its cover art. The Grammy-winning star’s new album cover immediately sparked a social media discourse as fans theorized the meaning behind it.

US SC Ruled In Favor Of The Woman In Discrimination Case

Based on the United States Supereme Court ruling, there is no such thing as reverse discrimination. There is just discrimination. It doesn't matter if someone is White or Black, straight or gay, male or female. It only matters if they've been discriminated against.

This was made clear last 5 June when they unanimously in favor of an Ohio woman who claimed she was discriminated against for job promotions in favor of gay candidates.

J.K. Rowling's Private Fund Will Support "Women’s Sex-Based Rights"

Fanous author J.K. Rowling has opened a new fund in her name to protect individuals or organizations facing legal action for their sex-based rights. The author of the world-famous Harry Potter novels has previously spoken out against trans activists and has sponsored such legal and social protests in the past.

The official website of the J.K. Rowling Women’s Fund (JKRWF) says that it "offers legal funding support to individuals and organizations fighting to retain women’s sex-based rights in the workplace, in public life, and protected female spaces."

Sexual Abuse Of Nuns Will Be A Challenge For The New Pope

Catholic nuns sexually assaulted by priests are one of the last Catholic taboos, but with reports of abuse rising and Pope Francis efforts to address the crime, it is a scandal that will be difficult for the future pope to ignore.

"In the past, the nuns suffered a lot and couldn't talk about it to anyone; it was like a secret," Sister Cristina Schorck told AFP, walking through St Peter's Square with her parents.

After SC Decision, UK Women Deserves An Apology

For several years now, those who stood up to the mob and criticized transgender ideology risked the possibility of getting "cancelled". All of them are certain that the Left-wing dogma will go after them.

From best-selling authors such as JK Rowling, to world-class athletes like Martina Navratilova and academics like Prof Kathleen Stock, those who spoke out risked their reputations and their careers.

The U.K. Trans Display Misogyny By Defacing Famous Feminist Statue

After suffering a humiliating defeat in the courtroom, trans rights activists decided that the most appropriate action to take is to defaced a statue of Millicent Fawcett.

Angered by the the Supreme Court’s ruling on the definition of a woman, protesters marched through central London last 19 April. Draped in blue, pink and white, they chanted calls for trans liberation, blocked traffic and held up placards which read "No feminism without trans women" and "Biology is not binary".

The U.K. Now Has A Legal Definition Of A Woman

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom unanimously ruled last 16 April that a woman is someone born biologically female, a move that now excludes transgender women from the legal definition of a woman.

Trans women can be excluded from some single-sex spaces and groups under the U.K. Equality Act, the five judges of the top court ruled. These spaces and groups include changing rooms, homeless shelters, swimming areas and medical or counseling services provided only to women.