Female migrants are selling sex to pay for their entry into the UK with sex, according to a leaked report. It cites a Unicef report that warned unaccompanied children worked for months in 'near slave-like conditions' and that 'sexual abuse appears to have been commonplace'. The report, leaked to The Sunday Times, was sent to Theresa May when she was foreign secretary earlier this summer. It states: 'Where the NCA has received specific information about the abuse of children, we have shared the information as soon as possible with the French authorities.
Unicef claim women in the camps have been involved in selling sexual services in exchange for their journey or entry to the UK, the paper says. The full extent of the problem, which has been circulated to intelligence agencies, the Ministry of Defence and the police, is not yet known as officials continue to work up a clearer idea of the scale of the sexual abuse.
The document cites a Unicef report that warned unaccompanied children worked for months in 'near slave-like conditions' and that 'sexual abuse appears to have been commonplace'. Prime minister Theresa May is due to attend the UN summit for refugees and migrants in New York tomorrow ahead of a second meeting on Tuesday called by Barack Obama where wold leaders will discuss the migrant crisis.
The Home Office said policing of the camps is France's responsibility, according to The Sunday Times, and added: 'No child should have to endure the conditions and dangers posed by the camps in Calais. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.
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