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Afghan Asylum Seeker Jailed for Raping 12-Year-Old Girl After Four Months in UK

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On Friday, a 23-year-old Afghan asylum seeker was jailed for 15 years after abducting and raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton, just four months after arriving in the UK. Ahmad Mulakhil was sentenced at Warwick Crown Court after being convicted of rape of a child under 13, child abduction, sexual assault, and making indecent images of the victim by filming her. Judge Kristina Montgomery said there was “no doubt” he knew the girl was under 16, despite his claim that she had told him she was 19. Various reports confirm that the sentence makes him automatically liable for deportation.

Ahmad Mulakhil, the 23-year-old Afghan asylum seeker sentenced for horrific attack
Ahmad Mulakhil the 23 year old Afghan asylum seeker sentenced for horrific attack

The Horrific Attack in Nuneaton

Mulakhil first approached the girl in a UK park in July 2025 while she was playing on the swings. Doorbell and CCTV footage later showed him asking her age and asking for identification. The victim told him she was 19, which the judge called “an obvious lie,” and the court concluded that his reaction showed he did not believe it. Later that evening, he lured her into a secluded cul-de-sac and attacked her.

The court heard that he laughed during the assault. European Conservative reported that jurors also heard he filmed the attack on his phone and threatened to kill the girl’s family. Prosecutors said the victim continues to suffer severe psychological trauma and ongoing medical problems. She was later found in a park by members of the public, who alerted emergency services.

Mulakhil had previously pleaded guilty to a further count of rape of a child under 13. He was also found guilty of abducting a child, sexual assault, and making indecent images of the victim. He was cleared of a second count of rape after jurors deliberated for more than seven hours.

“Stop the Invasion – End Immigration”

This case caused outrage long before sentencing because it concentrated so many of the public’s worst fears into one crime. Mulakhil’s status as an asylum seeker was not initially disclosed by police, which helped trigger a local political row after the attack. The initial case sparked protests in Nuneaton last summer. European Conservative reported that protesters gathered outside Warwick Crown Court ahead of sentencing, with demonstrators holding banners reading “Stop the invasion – end immigration,” as the case intensified debate over border control and asylum policy.

There was also the question of how he was identified. After the attack, Mulakhil was seen on CCTV taking the distressed girl to a nearby shop, where he bought two cans of Red Bull using a Home Office-issued Aspen card, the debit card provided to asylum seekers. That transaction helped police trace him and arrest him at home four days later. It almost sounds almost too on-the-nose to be real. A man who had entered the country, claimed protection, and then raped a child was partly identified through the taxpayer-funded support system provided to him after arrival.

The defence angle only deepened the disgust. Protothema and ITV both reported that Mulakhil claimed he believed the girl was 19. The judge rejected that outright. Judge Montgomery said there was “no doubt that you knew she was aged under 16.” In other words, the court was not dealing with confusion. It was dealing with a man who targeted a child and then tried to hide behind an excuse the judge and jury did not believe.

The Case Against Immigration Deepens

Anti-immigration campaigners have seized on other serious offences involving asylum seekers, especially young men housed in hotels, to highlight that UK communities continue to be put at risk. This specific case further demonstrates their point: Mulakhil arrived in the UK, sought asylum, and within four months had abducted and raped a 12-year-old girl.

The public is repeatedly asked to accept that border failures are abstract, manageable, or best discussed in the sterile language of processing backlogs and accommodation pressures. Then a case like this cuts through the official fog. It forces a much simpler question. If the system cannot prevent a man from arriving, settling into state support, and committing an offence of this kind against a child within months, what exactly is the system protecting? This is why these cases do not remain “isolated incidents” in the public mind. They become symbols of a state that appears unable or unwilling to distinguish compassion from recklessness.

Final Thought

Friday’s sentence delivered justice of the kind a criminal court can provide. It established guilt, imposed a lengthy term, and ensured that Ahmad Mulakhil will one day face deportation. What it cannot do is answer the broader question this case leaves behind. A 12-year-old girl was attacked in a public park by a man who had been in the UK for only a matter of months.

That fact will linger long after the legal process has ended, not only because of the horror of the crime itself, but because it speaks to a deeper public unease about whether the state still understands its first duty. The issue is no longer simply what punishment follows such an offence, but how a system meant to offer refuge, order and protection came to be associated, in cases like this, with preventable danger.

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I’m George Calder — a lifelong truth-seeker, data enthusiast, and unapologetic question-asker. I’ve spent the better part of two decades digging through documents, decoding statistics, and challenging narratives that don’t hold up under scrutiny. My writing isn’t about opinion — it’s about evidence, logic, and clarity. If it can’t be backed up, it doesn’t belong in the story. Before joining Expose News, I worked in academic research and policy analysis, which taught me one thing: the truth is rarely loud, but it’s always there — if you know where to look. I write because the public deserves more than headlines. You deserve context, transparency, and the freedom to think critically. Whether I’m unpacking a government report, analysing medical data, or exposing media bias, my goal is simple: cut through the noise and deliver the facts. When I’m not writing, you’ll find me hiking, reading obscure history books, or experimenting with recipes that never quite turn out right.
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Dave Owen
Dave Owen
12 days ago

Hi G Calder,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
This is a continuation of the Moslem rape gangs.
The same gangs who have not been to trial, because they have lost all the paperwork years ago.
This government of ours have all been selected and not elected.

Ken Hughes
Ken Hughes
12 days ago

The government should prosecuted for reckless endangerment of the general population, but this specific case could be used to establish precedent. Why is this not happening?

Ken Hughes
Ken Hughes
Reply to  Ken Hughes
12 days ago

….because no legal prosecutor want to risk their career. What a gutless society we have created.

Speak Up
Speak Up
Reply to  Ken Hughes
10 days ago

“what a gutless society we have created.”

This is blaming the victim, just like the claim of white supremacy does.

We’ve been psyoped and physically forced through loses of privacy, freedom of movement, speech, jobs, etc. to tolerate an internationally coordinated attack on our way of life. The attackers are very wealthy psychopaths. They’ve hired brilliant criminal minds to create and execute a plan to subdue us into virtual slavery.

Those who have succumbed to the plan either haven’t realized there is one or have chosen and go along it and sacrifice us for their own benefit. The latter, including many prosecutors, have embraced the evil, but the former are still its unknowing pawns.

We won’t get the truth through to those who haven’t figured it out yet by telling them that it’s all their fault when it isn’t. The corollary to the realization that “I did a bad thing” is “I deserve to be punished for it”. That’s what the evil ones want us to think. It’s part of their plan that their victims should feel they deserve their suffering.

But in this case, they don’t deserve it because they were tricked into it. They deserve sympathetic information and persuasion so that waking up doesn’t mean piling on guilt the past, but focusing on all they can do now to reverse the evil ones’ plans and accomplishments.

I wonder if all these “it’s all our fault!” comments I see aren’t part of the plan, just another psyop written by willing slaves or by AI, not by free-thinking men and women

LLC
LLC
Reply to  Ken Hughes
12 days ago

Because it is/was a deliberated “Set-Up”, to sabotage England and Europe.

Just like every other crazy stuff which have been happening in the world.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
Reply to  Ken Hughes
12 days ago

The IDIOT VOTERS should prosecuted for reckless endangerment of the general population, but this specific case could be used to establish precedent. Why is this not happening?

Boltzsi
Boltzsi
Reply to  CharlieSeattle
10 days ago

Because it’s all deliberate and planned, voting isn’t relevant to this issue. The people organising it are above the power structure.. and control our politicians through blackmail, bribery and threats. Most our “Leaders” are now plants from the WEF Young Global Leaders program.
Dismissing this stuff as ‘Conspiracy Theory’ (like many would have you believe) at this point.. is just plain ignorance!

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
Reply to  Ken Hughes
10 days ago

The Government is complicit in the crime by protecting these animals.

Joy N.
Joy N.
12 days ago

🙏🙏
What the Holy Bible says of this horrific decade just ahead of us.. Here’s a site expounding current global events in the light of bible prophecy.. To understand more, pls visit 👇 https://bibleprophecyinaction.blogspot.com/

Boltzsi
Boltzsi
Reply to  Joy N.
10 days ago

With all due respect..
Maybe your misinterpretation or misapplication of prophecy, doesn’t mean we should all just accept all this.
Many scholars place this further on in our timeline due to certain event markers.
.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
12 days ago

Deport all muslims from the West, citizens or not, as the national security threats their own Quran very clearly states they are! 

Donita Forrest
Donita Forrest
12 days ago

Castration, then deportation. Islam has a predisposition to cut peoples hands and feet off for taking something that doesn’t belong to them. A young girl’s innocence and virginity and well being are precious to her and her parents. He took that away. Violent Stranger Rapists should be dealt with accordingly, he won’t be laughing when he can’t fondle his nasty “nuts” anymore, and cell mates make regular use of his donut hole.

history
history
12 days ago

Operation Cyclone

history
history
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12 days ago
Ralph Taylor
Ralph Taylor
11 days ago

the fact that he carried out the rape and assault surely would mean the unprovoked death threats should be taken seriously. Wouldn’t it be prudent to lock him up indefinitely after he served.

A Yousleh Zeeter
A Yousleh Zeeter
11 days ago

Prophet Muhammad (The founder of Islam and the proclaimer of the Qurʾān, (Islam’s sacred scripture) Married A Six Year Old Child, as his 3rd wife.
Aisha, daughter of Abu-Bakr, married Muhammad when he was fifty three years old and she was only six! They consummated the marriage when she was nine years old! This is a gross case of child exploitation….

Professor Michael Clark
Professor Michael Clark
10 days ago

A complete travesty of our justice system. He may serve only half of that sentence before being released which is unacceptable. As an immigrant he should have been deported back to his country of origin after being subjected to stringent ID methods to ensure he never enters the UK again.
We now have a further burden on UK tax payers to house and feed him.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
10 days ago

Britainistan is lost!