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**Everwondopedo** · 06-29-2011, 08:12 PM

I don't know why this even made the news..
Child sex survey finds 26% of abusers Asian, but warns data 'poor quality'

warned against jumping to any conclusions from the findings on the ethnicity of offenders because the data gathered by his investigators was incomplete, not nationwide and of poor quality.

The Ceop assessment was commissioned after national debate over what some people had identified as a pattern of Asian men operating in gangs to groom young white girls and sexually abuse them. Davies said the findings did not support this suggestion.

"This [ethnicity of perpetrators] is obviously disproportionate to the population, but the problem here is that the data is incomplete and poorly recorded so there are questions about the validity and accuracy of the data.

"We need to be cautious about drawing conclusions but if patterns are beginning to be identified we need to begin to understand them more, with more research so we can draw evidence-based conclusions rather than jump to any assumptions."
I would appreciate if they completed the survey and got some solid evidence before publishing....

06-29-2011, 08:12 PM	#4
Everwondopedo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 436 Senior Member	I don't know why this even made the news.. Child sex survey finds 26% of abusers Asian, but warns data 'poor quality' warned against jumping to any conclusions from the findings on the ethnicity of offenders because the data gathered by his investigators was incomplete, not nationwide and of poor quality. The Ceop assessment was commissioned after national debate over what some people had identified as a pattern of Asian men operating in gangs to groom young white girls and sexually abuse them. Davies said the findings did not support this suggestion. "This [ethnicity of perpetrators] is obviously disproportionate to the population, but the problem here is that the data is incomplete and poorly recorded so there are questions about the validity and accuracy of the data. "We need to be cautious about drawing conclusions but if patterns are beginning to be identified we need to begin to understand them more, with more research so we can draw evidence-based conclusions rather than jump to any assumptions." I would appreciate if they completed the survey and got some solid evidence before publishing....
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