Asylum Seekers Convicted of Brighton Beach Rape

0:00On April 23rd, three asylum seekers who crossed into Britain by small boat have been found guilty of gang raping a drunk woman on Brighton Beach. The men, a 26-year-old Iranian named Abdullah Amadi and two Egyptians, 20-year-old Karin Al-Dhanassor, and 25-year-old Ibrahim. Al-Shafi attacked a 33-year-old victim behind a beach hut around 5.45 am on October 4th last year. These guys were living in a home office-funded hotel in West Sussex, even though two had failed asylum claims and the third was under investigation. For immigration issues, they had partied in nightclubs that night, chatting of women and groping some before spotting the staggering victim on the promenade. The woman was so intoxicated she blacked out and had no memory of the assault, drifting in and out of consciousness as they took turns. CCTV caught them leading her down to the beach just minutes after approaching her, acting like a coordinated pack. One filmed the whole thing on his phone and claimed it was to gather evidence

1:02while another admitted he thought rape just meant sex and didn't grasp. Consent. They even barbecued back at the hotel afterward, laughing it off like nothing happened. Now convicted a loose crown court, they'll face synancing soon, spracking fresh talks on border security and holding failed claimants accountable. Before more harm hit home.