
At least 100 little girls under the age of 12 were forced into “marriage” in recent years in just one Western country.
That’s been confirmed by information out of the Home Office, according to a Freedom of Information request to the British government.
The atrocities are documented in a report at the RAIR Foundation.
“At least 100 little girls under the age of 12 were forced into a marriage over the last five years. Twenty-seven of those were under the age of five. This is just the tip of the iceberg for Islamic child brides,” the report said.
“The result is no doubt directly tied to mass migration and Islam,” the foundation confirmed.
It reported, “The Press Association disclosed that between 2021 and 2025, the Forced Marriage Unit received tips from family, friends, police, teachers, and social services concerning at least 100 girls 11 years old or younger who were believed to have been forced into getting married.”
It speculated about those “not reported.”
UK residents are worried about reporting child marriages for fear of being accused of “racism,” as children under 5 are reportedly being forced into marriage.
Some UK leaders are concerned that five-year-olds will return from school break married or engaged.
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Collin Rugg, of Trending Politics, explained, “U.K. residents are worried about reporting child marriages for fear of being accused of ‘racism,’ as children under 5 are reportedly being forced into marriage. Some U.K. leaders are concerned that five-year-olds will return from school break married or engaged. According to Home Office data, forced marriages in the U.K. are on the rise. Some children have been promised to older men from birth, according to charity founder Dame Jasvinder Sanghera. Reform U.K. home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf says the rise of forced marriages tracks ‘almost perfectly’ with the import of four million new immigrants to the U.K..”
Over 100 Girls Under 12 Identified as Likely Forced Marriage Victims in Britain
Britain’s own government just put a number on something polite society does not want to say out loud.
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Reports revealed campaigner Dame Jasvinder Sanghera, who fled a forced marriage at fourteen, called the ages “deeply disturbing.”
UK Home Office data obtained by FOI show 27 children aged five and under were referred to the Forced Marriage Unit between 2021 and 2025, among at least 100 children aged 12 or under (62 of them aged 10 or below). pic.twitter.com/6TZmxwIRmT
— HJB News (@HJB_News__) August 31, 2026
‘We can no longer pretend that we have been sleepwalking through this nightmare.’
Journalist Khadija Khan says that the figure of 40% of forced marriage cases in the UK involving children is ‘likely just the tip of the iceberg’. pic.twitter.com/t1kVDuUvhw
— GB News (@GBNEWS) August 31, 2026
‘This should be totally condemned by the Muslim society up and down the UK.’
Founder of the Oxford Institute for British Islam, DR Taj Hargey says forced marriage involving children in the UK should be ‘condemned without fear of upsetting anyone’. pic.twitter.com/h6ONbn9LaW
— GB News (@GBNEWS) August 31, 2026
The RAIR Foundation’s report said, “Reform U.K. Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf was very blunt about the practice, blaming PM Boris Johnson’s post-Brexit migration reforms, which led to record waves of migrants flooding into the country. Islamic forced marriage came along with them.”
He charged, “This sudden rise in forced marriages tracks almost perfectly with the Boriswave, which saw the Tories import four million new people into the U.K.”
The report noted a government official claimed forced marriage is “not a problem specific to one country, religion or culture; there is no archetypal victim or perpetrator, and no two cases are the same.”
A report revealed numbers from UNICEF show that nations like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, with heavily Muslim populations, are home to the biggest numbers of child brides, estimated to be in the hundreds of millions.
Sub-Saharan Africa follows.
It is a crime in the U.K. to force someone, especially a minor, to marry. Reports have shown that the practice also is appearing in the United States.


