Grooming Gangs Inquiry: Real Accountability
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A new inquiry into grooming gangs in England and Wales, led by Baroness Anne Longfield, will investigate if ethnicity, culture, or religion played a role in these crimes and how they affected responses from authorities. The inquiry will have the power to force witnesses to testify and grab documents from organizations. It will run local probes in areas like Oldham and pass any pro crimes to Operation Beaconport for review. The inquiry will be transparent, with public hearings streamed live and transcripts out quickly. It will run for three years on a sixty-five million pound budget, aiming to provide real accountability and answers for survivors.
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