Return of Kings Debate

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Department: Home Office

Return of Kings

Chris Stephens Excerpts
Thursday 4th February 2016

(8 years, 3 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Karen Bradley Portrait Karen Bradley
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I would be very interested in learning more about what the hon. Gentleman says, as that is exactly the kind of initiative that we need to ensure that it is clear that no woman can ever be guilty of inciting her own rape. Rape is committed by the perpetrators, and they are the only people who are responsible.

Chris Stephens Portrait Chris Stephens (Glasgow South West) (SNP)
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As the Minister will know, I wrote to the Home Secretary on this issue in response to the outrage and anger of my constituents who contacted me about it. The Government of Australia have publicly stated that they will continue to monitor any application from Roosh V, or anyone else associated with the Return of Kings. Will the Minister assure the House that the UK Government will do likewise for any individual associated with this group who is promoting a diet of hate?

Karen Bradley Portrait Karen Bradley
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I assure the hon. Gentleman that the Home Secretary keeps a very close eye on all these matters, and that the Government take every step they possibly can.