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There has been an inquiry into these paedophile rape gangs.

That is correct.

The summary report of that wide ranging enquiry from the team headed by Alexis Jay was unfortunately issued on the same day Liz Truss resigned back in October 2022, so got overshadowed by events.

It can be downloaded from the following link :
https://www.iicsa.org.uk/reports-recommendations/publications/inquiry/final-report.html

From the first paragraph of the Executive Summary, on page 1 :

It draws on the Inquiry’s 15 investigations and 19 related investigation reports, the Interim Report of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse and 41 other Inquiry reports and publications.

One of the conclusions from the specific “rape gangs” report is given on page 138 :

Data relating to the ethnicity of perpetrators are also lacking. In the Inquiry’s Child Sexual Exploitation by Organised Networks Investigation Report, the six case study areas also failed to properly record the ethnicity of perpetrators:

“Many of the high-profile child sexual exploitation prosecutions have involved groups of men from minority ethnic communities. This has led to polarised debate about whether there is any link between ethnicity and child sexual exploitation networks. Poor or non‐existent data collection makes it impossible to know whether any particular ethnic group is over-represented as perpetrators of child sexual exploitation by networks.“

That specific “related investigation report” was released in February 2022, and can be downloaded from the following link :
https://www.iicsa.org.uk/reports-recommendations/publications/investigation/cs-organised-networks

From the Executive Summary of the full report, on page 6 :

None of the areas examined kept data on the ethnicity of victims and alleged perpetrators. The inclusion of ethnicity in problem profiles would enhance the effectiveness of prevention and detection by the police. Likewise, the local authorities and others would not automatically tailor their services to all victims in a culturally sensitive way. Many of the high-profile child sexual exploitation prosecutions have involved groups of men from minority ethnic communities. This has led to polarised debate about whether there is any link between ethnicity and child sexual exploitation networks. Poor or non-existent data collection makes it impossible to know whether any particular ethnic group is over‐represented as perpetrators of child sexual exploitation by networks.

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You make the bald assertion that the enquiry

… came to the conclusion that most rape gangs were actually white men, because the inquiry looked at the evidence.

Where did you get that from ? Somebody’s Facebook page ?

NB : None of the report files available from the above links contain either of the character strings “white men” or “rape gangs”.