UK rape culture, 85,000 women,12,000 men raped every year

Yet they can still spell better than you.

then you should take "rape culture" out of the title and OP, because it's incorrect and misleading.

anyway, what makes you think that it isn't being taken seriously? are you saying that the justice system is failing in this department?

UK stats are much worse, uk official rate of rape is 28 per 100,000, india is 2 per 100,000.

Did you mean to tag me??

obviously the justice system is failing, only 15% of rape is reported and only 5.7% of rape which is reported ends in a conviction.

15% of rape being reported has nothing to do with the justice system. the justice system can only deal with what gets reported.

5.7% of reported rape leading to a conviction is meaningless. how do you even know that it's rape? they analyse cases on an individual basis and those who are deemed guilty are sentenced. there is nothing wrong with the system in that respect.

seems like you are yet another brit who is not taking rape in the uk seriously and wants to brush it aside simply to say the problem is not so bad when it clearly is.

That's surprising considering how often India is mentioned when it comes to rape.
That is quite sad if it is true.

The point is that he uk has shockingly high amounts of rape and sexual assaults which is not being taken seriously, which means it will continue to be like this and probably even increase constantly.

You complain about it but you fail to realise you as a left winger are to blame. Your puppy dog treatment of criminals has made them less likely to care about the punishment for their crimes. We need tough prisons, painful punishments and the death penalty and then people will actually be scared of prisons, you lot have turned them into hotels

'Vile and depraved' UK gang raped and abused babies
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-32413502


The UK-wide gang raped and abused babies and young children, streaming the attacks online to fellow members.John Denham, 49, and Matthew Stansfield, 34, had denied plotting sex crimes against the victims.
Five others pleaded guilty to offences including rape of a child and conspiracy to rape at an earlier hearing. They are:

Why am I tagged I've been avoiding this thread like fire

why?

Don't you have any views on it as a british girl.

The point is that he uk has shockingly high amounts of rape and sexual assaults which is not being taken seriously, which means it will continue to be like this and probably even increase constantly.

You complain about it but you fail to realise you as a left winger are to blame. Your puppy dog treatment of criminals has made them less likely to care about the punishment for their crimes. We need tough prisons, painful punishments and the death penalty and then people will actually be scared of prisons, you lot have turned them into hotels

You are trapped in some sort of circular argument and when pushed on it you seem to keep saying the same things. Can you add something more significant than a one liner please? The thread is not developing.

Why do you say these assaults are not being taken seriously? What is your evidence? How can any crime be taken seriously if it is not reported? Rape is also notoriously difficult to prove in court, so the conviction rate is low.

There is also comment on here about how low the rape rate seems to be in India which - frankly - shows a shocking lack of perception on what is an incredibly complex issue.

The apparent high rate in the UK compared to India and dozens of other countries is based upon perceived UK statistics compared to those which are wildly inaccurate. In short: in the UK it is easy to report crime, yet in other countries it is considerably more difficult and /or crimes like rape are not reported because of publicity, stigma and financial dependence on the offender, and - as a result - they report far fewer crimes.

If anybody wants to actually analyse the stats on a fair basis then look at the UNODC.

Because that's working so well for America, where successive governments competing to seem 'tougher on crime' has lead to harsher sentences, more convictions and an escalation of the war on drugs.
There also aren't any credible studies suggesting that the death penalty actually has an affect on the overall crime rate, or even the murder rate as people don't think about the punishment while acting on impulse, when under the influence of drugs, are gripped by fear or rage, are suffering from mental illness or panic while committing a crime.
Moreover people who leave 'tough prisons' often leave them traumatised to the extent that they find it difficult to reintergrate into society, which obviously doesn't have a positive affect on the crime rate.
In short, restorative justice systems, such as Norway's are far superior to more punitive ones like in the USA.

(p.s. I know you're a troll, I just like ranting)