This week there have been some appalling news stories about Afghan boys and men raping teenage girls. Jan Jahanzeb and Israr Niazal, both 17 year-old asylum seekers, were charged with abducting and raping a 15 year-old girl in Leamington Spa. Statements from the victim and her mother, respectively, said “The day I was raped changed me as a person” and “We have watched our vibrant happy and confident [daughter] shrink down and suffer with anxiety so bad that she’s often physically sick”. In another deeply disturbing piece of news, Sultani Bakatash, an Afghan national, has been charged with raping two 14 year-old girls in a flat in Bolton, Greater Manchester. These cases, among so many other incidents involving asylum seekers/refugees/men from Afghanistan, have naturally upset, disturbed and angered the public. What can we do to prevent future incidents from happening?

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