Rosie O'Donnell reveals her daughter Chelsea just gave birth to her third granddaughter Avery Lynn: 'Three girls under three, oh my gosh!' after ex Kanye brings lookalike to his album party Kim Kardashian shows off cleavage in two striking PVC ensembles as she attends MFW. 'So it is really important to hold all of it in mind.' 'I am thinking of one particular estate which is exclusively white, because it is such a racist estate, where there is a very strong and identified pattern of the white males on that estate sexually exploiting the white females on that estate. 'I have been to gang-associated areas in the north of England. Speaking about the race issue, she told the committee she had visited a 'racist' estate in the north of England where there was routine sexual abuse of children within an all-white community.

In another case, older men were using young male gang members as a 'front line' in a wider abuse network, and had even forced two of the boys to have sex and filmed it on a mobile phone to ensure their compliance. It has definitely affected children’s thresholds of what they think is normal.' 'Parents may think they can control what’s going on because they can have a blockage on the computer but the reality is children can get anything they like on their mobile phones. 'They have watched things and then they’ve enacted them.

'We’ve had boys say to us - some of the boys I’ve spoken to who’ve been involved in sexual exploitation - 'it was like being in a porn movie'. She said easy access to extreme pornography was a particular concern. 'We have gathered quite a lot of evidence to show that there is no doubt that social networking sites can be a source of real problems for this,' she said. One police force showed her a list of more than 1,000 girls aged between 12 and 14 whom a man in his 40s masquerading as a boy had managed to make his 'friends' on Facebook. Young people were acting out scenes they saw in online pornography and even organising abuse via social networking sites and messaging systems, she said. 'Boys were being called while some were raping the girl to say 'come, come, come, you can join in too' and they were arriving and elbowing each other out of the way to rape her,' said Ms Berelowitz as she described a gang rape which went on for days She said she was 'extremely concerned' about the role being played by the internet in enabling and fuelling abuse, and ridiculed the idea that parents could prevent access. Victims numbered in the thousands not the hundreds, she said. The deputy commissioner told the visibly-stunned MPs that 'what is being done is so terrible that people need to lay aside their denial' or risk victims being disbelieved.

And in terms of victims we are seeing the same sort of profile.'Įthnic minority victims were 'too often missed out'. 'I regret to say that there are parts of every single community - white, Pakistani, Afghan, Gypsy and Romany travellers, you name it - who are seeing children as easy access in terms of sexual exploitation. Horror: Children are being targeted on Facebook - and in one instance word of a gang rape was spread by BlackBerry messengerīut while it may be true that some Pakistani men saw white girls as 'easy meat' - as suggested by a number of high-profile politicians - that was only one pattern among many, she said. In the Rochdale case, nine Muslim men, mainly of Pakistani origin, were found guilty of plying girls as young as 13 with drink and drugs so they could use them for sex. 'I wish I could say to you that such things are uncommon but I’m afraid they are quite common.' 'Then another group of boys come, they take her to another part of the park and she is serially raped again,' Ms Berelowitz told MPs. Giving examples from the capital, she said: 'There are parts of London where certainly children expect to have to perform oral sex on line-ups of boys, up to two hours at a time from the age of 11.Īnd it was 'quite common' for girls to be lured via internet chat rooms to meet a friend, only to be met by a group of boys and gang raped in a park. Her report into the scale of child abuse is due out in September. It is very sadistic, it is very violent it is very ugly.' That is part of what is going on in some parts of our country. 'In urban, rural and metropolitan areas, I have hard evidence of children being sexually exploited. 'We should start from the assumption that children are being sexually exploited right the way across the country. 'The evidence that has come to the fore during the course of my inquiry is that that, unfortunately, appears to be the case. 'Parents may think they can control what’s going on because they can have a blockage on the computer but the reality is children can get anything they like on their mobile phones' - Deputy Children’s Commissioner Sue Berelowitz told MPs

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