article_snippet: the Jay Report, published in August last year, sparked furious debate about the tragic crimes which took place in Rotherham, and how the perpetrators went unchallenged for so long.
article_snippet: The Jay Report, published in August last year found that the abuse went unchallenged as police and council chiefs were afraid of being labelled racist, as the perpetrators were largely gangs of Asian men .
article_snippet: Professor Alexis Jay, who wrote The Jay Report, published in August last year, described how hundreds of vulnerable teenagers, mainly girls, were routinely exploited by gangs of mainly Asian men with impunity.
article_snippet: A wave of high profile resignations followed and the National Crime Agency was brought in to investigate the tragic crimes which took place in Rotherham and how the tragic crimes which took place in Rotherham were handled.
article_snippet: The Jay Report, published in August last year was followed by another report by Louise Casey, which was scathing in The Jay Report, published in August last year criticism of Rotherham Council and led to the replacement of the local authority's ruling cabinet with commissioners appointed by Communities Secretary Eric Pickles.
highlights_snippet: Came in wake of Jay Report that described routine abuse of 1,400 children .