Police ask British victim of Pakistani rapist to take down posts warning

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The scandal surrounding the UK government’s refusal to acknowledge or look into longstanding allegations of grooming, rape, and other crimes committed by largely Muslim gangs has only continued to grow, with calls coming from citizens, politicians, and celebrities alike for parliament to launch an official inquiry.

Sammy Woodhouse, an outspoken activist against child sex abuse who has been sounding the alarm for years, has now revealed that she was contacted by law enforcement and ordered to delete her social media posts about the scandal.

Woodhouse, a Rotherham native who first exposed the sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of a Muslim gang leader — BACK IN 2013 — has been at the forefront of urging authorities to take action to address the ongoing crisis.

She has now, like others who have tried to bring the situation to the attention of the public at large, become the target of harassment by law enforcement, leading others to rally even more strongly to her cause:

Even in the face of opposition, Woodhouse refuses to remain silent and is seeking to hold accountable the members of Parliament who voted Wednesday AGAINST holding a national inquiry into the scandal.