Labour told to tell GB News the truth after ‘covering up’ asylum seeker rape guide cost to taxpayers

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Labour has been told to tell GB News the truth about its pamphlet advising asylum seekers how not to rape women after ignoring a Freedom of Information request from GB News.The People's Channel submitted its request for information on costs, languages used and the number of pamphlets distributed on August 20, giving the Home Office until September 17 to respond.The nine-page pamphlet, which was released by the Home Office on August 19, told asylum seekers both people must agree to have sex and consent cannot be given if someone is asleep, drunk, or unable to respond.It also makes clear it is not acceptable to whistle or make kissing noises at people on the street, "make sexual comments to someone", and that women in the UK have equal rights to men.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say GB News received an automated response to its first email requesting an update on September 30.After the Home Office was approached for comment, the department's Freedom of Information team accelerated its...

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Women in Piddington have been left fuming after GB News revealed the Home Office had refused to share information about its taxpayer-funded guidance given to asylum seekers.The nine-page pamphlet, which was released on August 19, sparked fury after it included guidance on consent, rape and violence against women.The pamphlet told asylum seekers that both people must agree to have sex and consent cannot be given if someone is asleep, drunk, or unable to respond.GB News sent the Home Office a Freedom of Information request to find out how much the pamphlet cost, the languages it was printed in and the number of copies distributed across the country.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Home Office, which had initially promised a reply by September 17, had still not responded to GB News by October 9.GB News received an automated response when it chased an update on September 30.After the Home Office was approached for comment, its Freedom of Information team sent a word-for-word copy of...

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A: TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say GB News received an automated response to its first email requesting an update on September 30.After the Home Office was approached for comment, the department's Freedom of Information team accelerated its...

B: TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Home Office, which had initially promised a reply by September 17, had still not responded to GB News by October 9.GB News received an automated response when it chased an update on September 30.After the Home Office was approached for comment, its Freedom of Information team sent a word-for-word copy of...