Some years back, a similar furore was raised over the Sierra Leonean journalist Sorious Samura, who made a TV documentary on the gang rape of young girls in British cities. Censured by the usual slate of apologists, he accepted that the attacks were carried out by men of all backgrounds, but pointed out that a high proportion were black or mixed-race. "As a black man as well as a journalist, I wanted to know what lay behind such attacks, the profoundly disturbing attitudes to females." [/i]
Cheers. I remember that documentary, there was some controversy about it at the time. In certain types of sexual crimes black men are over represented.
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/dispatches/articles/rape-in-the-cityAs far as I'm aware, Pakistani or Muslim men are not overrepresented in sex offender units in proportion to their population. What is clear is that (statistically speaking and in general) white men commit certain kinds of sexual abuse, black men other kinds of abuse, Pakistani men in some parts of the country a different method or mode of abuse.
The reasons why this is so deserve to be investigated, but even if there are cultural or religious influences on attitudes and circumstances of the crimes that lead to these differentials, none of them indicate an increased preponderance to abuse by Pakistani / Muslim men overall.
Good to nip this and confront it head on so that people who want to suggest otherwise don't get the chance to do so.