Right-wing British political party Restore Britain released a report this week documenting the systemic rape of British girls by predominantly Pakistani Muslim rape gangs across the country.

The report follows a string of official reports that Restore Britain leader MP Rupert Lowe contended were watered down by Labour Party officials to avoid offending the Muslim electorate.

"The Rape Gang Inquiry was necessary because the state and its institutions have failed catastrophically over decades. Police, social services, schools, the NHS, licensing authorities, and governments allowed these gangs to operate with impunity," read the report's introduction. 

"There was a demonstrable lack of political will to confront them. The Labour Party initially refused a public inquiry altogether, only relenting under considerable pressure," it continued. "It will be many years before this inquiry is complete and there is no guarantee that it will adequately address the politically sensitive ethnoreligious nature of the phenomenon. Despite now pushing for an inquiry in opposition, when in government the Conservative Party did very little."

The report concluded that a minimum of 250,000 white British girls were raped by these gangs, with Pakistani Muslims making up the majority of the offenders.

It further highlighted the shortfalls of prior inquiries and included a litany of eyewitness testimonies from victims and family members, with some accounts describing the alleged active complicity of police and officials in hiding the rapes.

Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent for Just the News. Follow him on X.