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Rotherham child abuse charges: Eight guilty Rotherham child abuse charges: Eight guilty
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Eight men have been found guilty of 16 charges in connection with sexually abusing three girls in Rotherham. Eight men have been found guilty of 16 charges in connection with the sexual abuse of three girls in Rotherham.
The offences happened between 1999 and 2003.The offences happened between 1999 and 2003.
The men, all from Rotherham, are Sageer Hussain, Mohammed Whied, Ishtiaq Khaliq, Waleed Ali, Asif Ali, Masoued Malik, Basharat Hussain and Naeem Rafiq.The men, all from Rotherham, are Sageer Hussain, Mohammed Whied, Ishtiaq Khaliq, Waleed Ali, Asif Ali, Masoued Malik, Basharat Hussain and Naeem Rafiq.
Sentencing will take place on 4 November. They were remanded in custody at Sheffield Crown Court and are due to be sentenced on 4 November.
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They were found guilty at Sheffield Crown Court, after a jury returned guilty verdicts after more than 17 hours of deliberations in a five-week trial.They were found guilty at Sheffield Crown Court, after a jury returned guilty verdicts after more than 17 hours of deliberations in a five-week trial.
The jury heard how the men "sexualised" their victims and, in some instances, subjected them to acts of a "degrading and violent nature".
One girl and her family told police, their MP and then-home secretary David Blunkett about the abuse, and eventually moved to Spain to get away from the men.