Ep 175 Teaching asylum seekers not to rape women

The Importance of Teaching Asylum Seekers Not to Rape WomenIn this episode, we tackle some of the most controversial stories coming out of Britain and beyond.We discuss Home Office guidance explaining consent, sexual offences and British law to asylum seekers, and what its existence says about immigration, cultural differences and integration.We also look at the conviction of former police officer Stephen Gray over an offensive meme about Islam and ask whether Britain is allowing blasphemy laws to return through the back door. From there, we examine the controversy surrounding Jason Arday and what it tells us about standards, identity and trust in elite institutions.Finally, we turn to South Africa’s crackdown on illegal immigration and ask why governments elsewhere appear reluctant to take similarly decisive action.Immigration, integration, free speech, religion, institutional trust and the uncomfortable questions politicians would often rather avoid.