Home Office Publishes Booklet Warning Asylum Seekers Not to Rape Women

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Asylum seekers are being handed a Home Office guide telling them not to rape or beat women as part of an official campaign on the “rules and expectations” of life in Britain. The Mail has the story:

It warns: “If you have sex with someone without their consent, this is called rape.

“Rape is a serious crime in the UK.”

The seven-page booklet, published on Wednesday in the wake of a series of horrific rapes and sex attacks by asylum seekers, also warns new arrivals not to “follow someone or block their path”, or “make rude or offensive gestures”.

Asylum seekers are told never to “make sexual comments to someone, even if you think it is a compliment” or “whistle or make kissing noises at someone”.

It sets out that it is illegal to have sex with someone under the age of 16, adding: “There are no exceptions to this rule. Even if they say yes, it is still illegal.”

The pamphlet, entitled ‘Understanding behaviours and expectations in the UK: A guide for asylum seekers’, is expected to be made available in a range of foreign languages.

It also outlines how physical violence, threats and controlling behaviour are forms of domestic abuse and amount to a serious crime.

It says: “We understand that coming to a new country can be difficult, and that laws and customs here may be different from your home country.

“This booklet will help you understand what is expected of you when living in the UK.”

It adds: “These rules and expectations are not just for people seeking asylum, they apply to everyone living here.”

The booklet goes on to explain that men and women in the UK have equal rights and that women are allowed to “work and earn their own money”, study, travel freely and “make their own decisions about their lives”, including whether to marry.

It adds that a husband, father or brother should never stop a woman from working or studying; control what she wears or where she goes; stop her seeing family or friends or make decisions for her without her agreement.

The document also warns that it is a crime to take sexual images of someone without their consent. …

The material has also been reproduced as a series of posters featuring comic-style illustrations, presumably to be displayed in asylum hotels and other types of migrant accommodation. 

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Traddles
Traddles
1 month ago

I listened to an LBC call in yesterday covering this issue. I was intrigued to hear how the response would be male vs female. Of the women that called in, half were quite adamant that this was an issue for men in general. The women in question were clearly upset about men, maybe they had suffered domestic abuse, but still, the issue about illegal migrants raping women seemed to be of little concern to them.
I then heard a Labour minister saying that the leaflet was for all men, and I became very angry – I am a responsible man, married, raised and strongly influenced by women, with kids who are now women. I do not need to told that sex has to be consensual and that women have rights: as a father I have dedicated the last few decades of my life to raising capable and confident women. I am seriously offended that I am thrown in the same bag as men from a different culture who clearly have a very different view of women and their role in society.
Can I report the Home office using non-crime hate? I myself feel in some way to be a victim… Read more »

Mrs GHC
Mrs GHC
1 month ago
Reply to  Traddles

I’m not surprised that you feel this way, quite rightly. however, it must be said that I would never expect any Labour minister to spout anything other than insultingrubbish. What about men who have been abused, financially, psychologically, and physically, by women? As a woman, I acknowledge that this happens.

coviture2020
coviture2020
1 month ago

Is it available in their native languages and is there an exam?

Hound of Heaven
Hound of Heaven
1 month ago
Reply to  coviture2020

Some literacy rates in native languages are as low as 6%

Resist
Resist
1 month ago

A booklet to teach savages how behave like decent humans? The government are taking the piss.

They are importing the army they will use to kill us.

Bloss
Bloss
1 month ago

Absolutely farcical. How to dismiss an entire societal background with a leaflet. Yet more delusion that these people, if only they could get a little help, will turn in to fine British citizens, when the reality is they come to destroy all we stand for. Wake up for heaven’s sake.

Myra
Myra
1 month ago

This leaflet is wrong at so many levels.
It assumes people can read.
It assumes people know the English language.
It assumes that by reading a leaflet the problem goes away.
And the leaflet says that people ‘could’ be prosecuted if they commit these crimes.
By producing this leaflet the government acknowledges the problems and still does nothing to prevent.

Hound of Heaven
Hound of Heaven
1 month ago
Reply to  Myra

But Jess Phillips says white British men in the UK are far more dangerous.

wryobserver2
wryobserver2
1 month ago

The advice is good stuff. It reminds me of a leaflet issued to the British army during the Malaya emergency in the 1950s (I had a copy, being in the school Combined Cadet Force) which said in capitals “Leave the native women alone”. However… how many migrants can read English? Are there translations into Arabic etc? If not it’s a pretty futile exercise.

RTSC
RTSC
1 month ago

So the Home Office is effectively admitting that the Cock of the North’s:

“fair share of asylum seekers going to nice, rural, middle class areas”

really means

“nice rural, middle class areas taking their fair share of the violent criminals, rapists and sex attackers the Government is shipping into the country as fast as it possibly can.”

They’ve already dumped a load of them in Bournemouth. I guess it’ll be Wimborne next.

Zipp0
Zipp0
1 month ago

Which languages is the leaflet printed in?

GroundhogDayAgain
GroundhogDayAgain
1 month ago

If you have to be told this, and don’t already know it in your bones, then you’re not welcome here

varmint
varmint
1 month ago

Ignorantia juris non excusat——–Ignorance of the law is no excuse for breaking it.
This document is a pathetic act of submissiveness that might as well just say “PLEASE DON’T RAPE OUR WIVES GIRLFRIENDS AND CHILDREN”

CrisBCTnew
CrisBCTnew
1 month ago
Reply to  varmint

Actually, it’s confirmation that “Ignorantia juris non excusat” does not apply to illegal aliens, but only applies to white British citizens. Yet who decided this?

DaveNI
DaveNI
1 month ago

“This could affect…your asylum claim”
Cobblers.
It is apparent from the case of a gimmegrant being allowed to stay in the country after r_ping a sleeping woman that precisely nothing affects their asylum claim

lebowski
lebowski
1 month ago

I read that upto 23% of the target audience is illiterate. Maybe it’d be more effective employing a mime troupe to act out the do’s and don’ts of social behaviour. A long term contract could be offered as there appears to be no will to really stop them coming. 

Heretic
Heretic
1 month ago

What on earth are all these red signs over each comment saying “Friend Request”???

What does that even mean?

Spiritof_GFawkes
Spiritof_GFawkes
1 month ago
Reply to  Heretic

The ones I’m seeing have a blue icon and the words “Connect (BETA)”, which is even over.
Anyway my guess is that DS is aiming to become some form of ScepticBook. Soon we will start seeing adverts for specific products based on posts we have ‘liked’

EppingBlogger
EppingBlogger
1 month ago

If the immigrants can read make a record of which language version they take or none. Then check where they say they came from.

Perhaps we should see this leaflet as a sign the political class now understand these prosperity enhancing immigrants are not all they hoped for.

BTW is there a country in the world where rape snd abuse of women is legal and accepted as moral. If so name them. I suspect I could guess.

If none, why not point out in the leaflet “just like where you came from”

Hound of Heaven
Hound of Heaven
1 month ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

Physically chastising (abusing) women is standard practice in Islamic cultures. It is viewed as discipline and meted out as if training an animal.

David Jones
David Jones
1 month ago

It’s what the leaflet doesn’t seem to mention – religion, It should say that even though  your religion condones an act it might be illegal or unacceptable in the UK.

Curio
Curio
1 month ago
Reply to  David Jones

A very important point, The leaflet says: “It is still rape if you are married to the person…agreed once…but changed their mind”. This maybe in breach of the Islamic law, which treats marriage as a contract confirming mutual consent that aims to… “strongly encourage marriage to build large, loving families to multiply the community”. Perhaps a Sharia scholar could throw some light on the topic.

Cotfordtags
Cotfordtags
1 month ago

What truly hacks me off about this story, other than the fact that these leaflets are needed at all, is the phraseology. Why does it keep saying ‘you may’ and ‘you could’? Surely it should say if you commit a crime, any crime, especially one listed in this pamphlet, you will be arrested, you will lose all rights and you will be deported. No ifs no buts. Although, after that judge’s decision in Scotland yesterday, to allow the ‘Italian’ to stay, maybe they will all be allowed to stay whatever they do. The other assumption that is being made is all these doctors and engineers arriving are able to read, even their own language, which judging by the educational standards of some of them might also be doubtful.

Hound of Heaven
Hound of Heaven
1 month ago

Into how many languages has this appalling document been translated and at what cost to the British taxpayer? As it is a clear admission of risk to the public, where is the Health and Safety risk assessment?

Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
1 month ago

What next, roadsigns every mile reminding them that murder is a bad thing?

I know that those signs telling me not to drop litter or I WILL be fined serve only to make me want to drop litter.

BigRob
BigRob
1 month ago

Does this admission that the invaders are dangerous and have a cultural incompatibility with our own culture pave the way for victims to sue the Home Office for any harms caused? Just wondering.

Jonsey_Bach
Jonsey_Bach
1 month ago
Reply to  BigRob

Good idea. The authorites and everyone else knows they are complicit in migrant crimes. And still they allow more and more illegals

Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
1 month ago

All we need now is a booklet explaining how, in this country, we read official booklets and pay attention to them.

stewart
stewart
1 month ago
Reply to  Jon Garvey

Yes, this story just has so many angles of mockery to exploit.

The staggering optimism that your average migrant rapist is going to read this booklet and go…”oh, right, ok, I was thinking of helping myself to a few of these unescorted available looking women, but now that I’ve read this, I guess I won’t” is mind blowing.

I keep reading about nudge units and clever psychological tricks that the establishment deploy to control and manipulate us. But then, you see something like this and wonder.

Western Firebrand
Western Firebrand
1 month ago

The booklet should ask recipients to sign acceptance (and their biometric data stored) or face immediate deportation. It should include a clear message that if they violate any of the rules, they will be tried under British law, and if found guilty, they and their dependants will be deported.

stewart
stewart
1 month ago

Or better still, as a general rule of thumb, don’t allow in people who need have explained to them that rape is not allowed.

EppingBlogger
EppingBlogger
1 month ago

Biometrics should be taken as soon as they encounter officialdom.

soundofreason
soundofreason
1 month ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

Yes. If they first arrive without papers they are breaking immigration law – take biometrics. If people arrive on a temporary visa take biometrics so that if they over-stay they can be identified even if they claim to be someone else.

Bloss
Bloss
1 month ago

Why do we all have a biometric identity now when travelling when they do not? It ought to be the first thing that happens when they are ‘processed’ on arrival. No doubt there’s a ECHR regulation that doesn’t allow it.

mrbu
mrbu
1 month ago

They’re illegal immigrants, not asylum seekers, until proven otherwise.

Jonsey_Bach
Jonsey_Bach
1 month ago
Reply to  mrbu

They are still illegal immigrants even if they are genuinely seeking asylum

mrbu
mrbu
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonsey_Bach

There are proper channels for people to go through if they need to seek asylum here, and where there’s a genuine need I believe we have a human and moral duty to meet that need insofar as we can. Anyone who sneaks into the country illegally has, in my opinion, waived any rights they might otherwise have claimed.

GroundhogDayAgain
GroundhogDayAgain
1 month ago
Reply to  mrbu

I’m past the notion of ‘proper channels’

Here to leech?
Go, or be kicked out.

You rape, you die.
You stab, die.
You plot, you preach. Leave or die. Choose now.

Enough. Millions must leave

Mrs GHC
Mrs GHC
1 month ago
Reply to  mrbu

Absolutely.

soundofreason
soundofreason
1 month ago

In the UK, both people must say ‘yes’ to sex. This is called consent.

How can it be consent if people must say yes?

On an even lighter note: Why only both? Have they no ambition?

Tonka Rigger
Tonka Rigger
1 month ago
Reply to  soundofreason

🤣

Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
1 month ago
Reply to  soundofreason

🤣

DaveNI
DaveNI
1 month ago
Reply to  soundofreason

Could be two schizophrenics having a foursome…

stewart
stewart
1 month ago

Sounds like very good advice.

The question though is, who exactly are the authorities – whose primary function is to protect us from outside threats – letting into the country that need to be given such a leaflet?

Could our authorities possibly give us a more self-incriminating piece of evidence of their incompetence, malpractice and negligence?

Jeff Chambers
Jeff Chambers
1 month ago

Home Office Publishes Booklet Warning Asylum Seekers Not to Rape Women
Please stop calling them asylum seekers. I’ve met real asylum seekers – men who’ve been tortured, beaten, and, yes, raped, and not one of them thought they had a right to come to our country and commit crimes.

The people that our government is currently importing are criminal invaders.

Mrs GHC
Mrs GHC
1 month ago
Reply to  Jeff Chambers

Spot on.

soundofreason
soundofreason
1 month ago

Makes you wonder why they want to come here…

Oh yes… Free stuff.

The leaflet keeps referring to them ‘losing’ their asylum support or accommodation. It’s not theirs to begin with.

Furthermore if an illegal migrant is kicked out of asylum accommodation and is not paid any support but is not deported they will disappear into the black economy and crime.

Jeff Chambers
Jeff Chambers
1 month ago
Reply to  soundofreason

Apparently they’ve also been told that white women are freely available to them.

jeepybee
jeepybee
1 month ago
Reply to  Jeff Chambers

And as we’ve seen in the Morrocan invasion, sadly the NGO women are really available to them… Shocking videos of these libtard women engaging in acts with the invaders.

Heretic
Heretic
1 month ago
Reply to  jeepybee

Yes, it made me feel nauseous watching that! The Libtard Whores have also handed out leaflets with drawings showing Hostile Alien Men how to have intercourse with western women in the “missionary position”. They are disgusting.

GroundhogDayAgain
GroundhogDayAgain
1 month ago
Reply to  soundofreason

Economic migrants

Mrs GHC
Mrs GHC
1 month ago

Yes, that is what I call them. It is insulting to those who genuinely seek asylum.

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