Syrian refugees in UK get 11-year term for assault
A British court sentenced two Syrian refugees to 11 years in prison each for raping an 18-year-old girl after luring her, while she was intoxicated, to a shared residence in Windsford, Cheshire. Alcoholic beverages were purchased for the girl until she lost consciousness, after which she was assaulted by the defendants, with one of them inviting a friend to participate in the crime. The victim confirmed that the incident caused her deep psychological effects, including a loss of sense of safety, panic attacks, and sleep disturbances, with the judge acknowledging that the defendants exploited her vulnerable state. The court sentenced each to 11 years in prison and ordered them to be registered for life in the sex offender registry.
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