Early day motion · EDM 2768 · 10 Feb 2026
Rape gang overseas trafficking
Tabled by Rupert Lowe (Restore Britain)
16 signatures
The motion
That this House expresses grave concern at evidence presented during recent independent hearings into organised child sexual exploitation indicating that a number of women and girls may have been trafficked overseas to Pakistan and elsewhere by those responsible for their abuse; notes that the Rape Gang Inquiry has received multiple witness statements alleging that victims were deliberately targeted to be removed from the United Kingdom in order to maintain control, prevent disclosure and obstruct investigation; recognises that such allegations, if proven, would constitute serious offences including human trafficking and modern slavery; further recognises the profound safeguarding failures that would be implied if victims were able to be taken abroad without effective intervention by public authorities; and calls on the Government to initiate, as a matter of urgency, a full and properly resourced national investigation into the alleged overseas trafficking of victims connected to organised sexual exploitation.
Signatories (16)
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Rupert Lowe
Primary sponsor
10 Feb 2026 -
Alex Easton
10 Feb 2026 -
Carla Lockhart
11 Feb 2026 -
Mr Peter Bedford
11 Feb 2026 -
Sir Edward Leigh
11 Feb 2026 -
Jim Shannon
11 Feb 2026 -
James McMurdock
11 Feb 2026 -
Jack Rankin
11 Feb 2026 -
Andrew George
11 Feb 2026 -
Sir John Hayes
11 Feb 2026 -
Andrew Rosindell
11 Feb 2026 -
Jim Allister
23 Feb 2026 -
Bob Blackman
23 Feb 2026 -
Gavin Robinson
25 Feb 2026 -
Sammy Wilson
25 Feb 2026 -
Charlie Dewhirst
4 Mar 2026
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