article_snippet: Victims say former Rotherham council chiefs who failed to tackle child sex grooming on Victims watch, such as Roger Stone (pictured with Dolly Parton), should be stripped of honours .
article_snippet: Former council chiefs who failed to tackle child sex grooming on their watch should be stripped of Former council chiefs who failed to tackle child sex grooming on their watch , say victims and campaigners.
article_snippet: Former council chiefs who failed to tackle child sex grooming on their watch warn that letting the ex-officials keep Former council chiefs who failed to tackle child sex grooming on their watch awards will ‘bring shame’ on the system.
article_snippet: Campaigning MP Simon Danczuk, a member of Parliament’s Communities and Local Government Committee which will grill Mr Stone today, said: ‘It brings shame on the system if these awards are not removed.
article_snippet: ‘If these people have any decency, these people will give back these people honours.
article_snippet: They [the officials] undermines the integrity of the system if these people retain these people awards.
article_snippet: these people should be forced to give these people up.’
article_snippet: One of the victims in Rotherham, known as Jessica, said: ‘It is ridiculous that these people still have these people honours.
article_snippet: How can these people still have their honours keep these people still have their honours when these people still have their honours let 2,000 girls down?’
article_snippet: Senior officials who have apologised over the Oxford abuse scandal, in which at least 300 girls were groomed, also hold Honours.
article_snippet: Honours can be removed from those who damage the ‘system’s reputation’.
highlights_snippet: Campaigners say ex-officials  who failed to act should lose OBEs and MBEs .
  
highlights_snippet: MP Simon Danczuk said 'If these people have any decency, these people will give back these people honours' 