article_snippet: The report, by the Oxfordshire Safeguarding Children Board, said: ‘This episode is one that agencies must learn from.
article_snippet: Anthony Stansfeld has questioned why sex offenders’ race was not deemed relevant in The report .
article_snippet: An elected crime chief has questioned why sex offenders’ race was not deemed relevant in The report Oxford – despite evidence from victims claiming sex offenders’ race had discouraged police from acting.
article_snippet: Anthony Stansfeld, Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, said the Serious Case Review pulled punches compared to a report on the Rotherham child sex abuse case.
article_snippet: As a report on the Rotherham child sex abuse case Rotherham says, council staff did not report issues for fear of appearing racist.
article_snippet: a report on the Rotherham child sex abuse case concluded that there was ‘no evidence of any agency not acting when any agency should have done because of racial sensitivities’.
article_snippet: But one of the victims quoted in a report on the Rotherham child sex abuse case said: ‘The police wouldn’t touch The police with a barge pole.
article_snippet: However Maggie Blyth, chairman of the Oxfordshire Safeguarding Children Board, defended a report on the Rotherham child sex abuse case, saying: ‘I am confident that there has been no stone unturned.