Pakistani national Sheraz Malik, 28, was found guilty of raping a 'vulnerable' teenage girl whom he and a friend pounced on in a park in the constituency of Reform MP Lee Anderson. Mr Anderson first exposed Malik as an asylum seeker last year after he was arrested for targeting the 18-year-old woman when she was alone in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.
But a judge stopped the public from being told about the rapist's asylum status by gagging the Press from reporting it until the end of his trial, it can now be revealed.
A jury on Monday convicted Malik of two counts of rape after just a few hours of deliberation at Birmingham Crown Court.
Who imposed the order? One of those 'diverse' judges we were told we desperately needed to 'improve' our justice system, of course:
At a hearing at Nottingham Crown Court in September, Judge Nirmal Shant imposed a reporting restriction postponing publication of Malik's immigration status until the end of the trial, to avoid a 'substantial risk of prejudice to the administration of justice'.
But don’t focus all your opprobium on her, Reader, the old white male judges are really no better:
In court Malik was asked why he took advantage of the victim, and replied: 'What else was I supposed to do?' Asked how he arrived in Europe, Malik protested that the question was not relevant – prompting Judge Simon Ash to intervene and side with the defendant.
Malik will be sentenced at a later date.
The entire edifice needs sweeping out like the Augean Stables. For the same reason.
2 comments:
"What else was I supposed to do?"
For a start, he could have respected the victim's right to be safe in her own country. I could go on, with many other options, but Malik is of the culture that women, especially non-Muslim western women, are there purely for their sexual gratification, and they take no notice of how they are expected to behave in the society which is offering them escape from possible persecution , not that many of them are, in my opinion.
How many more small boat invaders are going to stand up in court, and say, "What else was I supposed to do?", after how many women and girls are raped or sexually assaulted, before the numpties in government and the judiciary do something about it?
Penseivat
Nothing meaningful will be done until the wives and daughters of the elite start getting attacked. Why bother about white working class trash.
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