Former orphanage

A woman was sexually assaulted after being lured into joining an Islamic sect operating from a heavily guarded former orphanage in Cheshire, according to court proceedings. The sect's location and activities are central to the case.

Nine individuals were arrested following a large-scale police raid on an Islamic sect located in a former orphanage. The operation was prompted by allegations of rape, modern slavery, and forced marriage.

Hundreds of police officers raided an Islamic sect operating at a former orphanage in response to allegations of rape, modern slavery, and forced marriage. The operation targeted criminal activities linked to the group, which is accused of severe human rights violations.

Police raided the headquarters of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light in Crewe, Cheshire, with around 500 officers deployed to investigate allegations of serious sexual offences, modern slavery, and forced marriage. Arrests were made, and warrants were executed at the group’s former orphanage and other properties.