Parliament's Denial of Inquiry

The recent House of Commons vote against a national inquiry into grooming gangs has sparked outrage among survivors of the abuse. Many believe that comprehensive investigations are necessary to uncover the full extent of the issue, as previous inquiries have not adequately addressed the concerns. Critics argue that political motives, particularly within the Labour party, have influenced the decision, stemming from the fear of exposing past cover-ups involving prominent politicians. The resistance to an independent inquiry continues to perpetuate the anguish felt by victims and undermines efforts for accountability and justice.