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Presumably, your opinions on the CPS Inspectorate findings are - like the report - based on an extensive study of the evidence, including a detailed review of at least 450 cases, interviews with legal managers, lawyers and associated documents. And your rejection of the Victims' Commissioners report is likewise based on nothing less than hundreds of interviews. Because to dismiss them because they don't support your prejudices would be ridiculous, wouldn't it?

This is what Oxford is really like:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9443287/Professor-told-student-Oxford-University-rape-claim-cause-Boat-Race-cancelled.html

I experienced racism and bullying whilst there by both staff and students. If you’re ethnic, think twice before you go. Shithole racist place with dumb backwards mentality on race, and now rape too it seems. Disgraceful.

In reality, it would have been politically impossible for that report you posted to have come to a different conclusion. There would have been mass outrage from the loud group of "Media/twitter feminists" etc. Research papers/reports/scientific publications are all constrained quite a lot by political considerations in this day and age...I do perhaps think that my opinions here are not necessarily as unusual as you may think...

The woman declined to go to the police. I wonder why?

If she wishes to report a serious crime, she should go to the police, not to a university professor and journalists.

You don't have to wonder, as the woman has explained why she didn't go to the police - it's because she didn't want to go through the re-traumatisation of a police investigation when the chance of a prosecution is so low. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/apr/01/oxford-university-failed-me-over-handling-of-claim-says-woman

Propsecutions and convictions for rape more than halved in the past 3 years, whilst the number of reported rapes has increased. The police are now less likely to refer cases to the CPS than in the past, and the CPS is less likely to take referred cases to court. Of the more than 55,000 rapes reported to the police in 2019-20, only 2,000 were prosecuted. So the woman concerned had only a 4% chance of her report resulting in a prosecution. Not a situation that encourages survivors to report these crimes to the police.

which college did you go to and for which subject? Just wondering x

All we know is Oxford University makes light of rape

Now if I gave you that information you would probably be able to identify me (if you were smart enough). The list of drop outs due to poor mental health is not exactly long, especially at college level. So I’m afraid I do not want to disclose this. I did report my problems to college and central university and they did not give a damn. All Oxford cares about is their completion rate and their position in the norrington league tables. Mental health is not given a damn about, and from experience, Oxford seems to prefer to push those with mental health issues out the door, rather than supporting them.

So it’s the fault of the person who was raped? Stop victim blaming. She is entitled not to go to the cops if she doesn’t want to. We don’t know the full story. Maybe she had mental health issues which stopped her going. Maybe university hierarchy pressured her to keep quiet and put a gagging on her not to release more details. We don’t know the full facts. All we know is Oxford University makes light of rape, and in my case: mental illness, bullying and racism.

The CPS Inspectorate actually reached conclusions that were not welcomed by several women's rights organisations - for example, it found that the CPS was not deliberately dismissing more difficult cases in order to improve their conviction rates. This would seem to contradict your claim, that "it would have been politically impossible for that report... to come to a different conclusion". Clearly, you didn't pick this up. Could it be that you are so committed to your prejudices that you don't bother reading the actual evidence before broadcasting your opinions?

which college did you go to and for which subject? Just wondering x

OP, claims to be in his? 30s. Assuming he attended Oxford age 18, this (racism) happened a long time a go.

And? What are you trying to say? That racism didn't exist 10 years ago?