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To: Uk parliament petitions committee
Establish an Independent Public Inquiry into UK Links to the Jeffrey Epstein Trafficking Network.
Require an independent public inquiry into UK links to Jeffrey Epstein and associated trafficking networks.
We call on the UK Government to establish a fully independent statutory public inquiry into any connections between UK individuals, institutions, or officials and the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking network.
The inquiry should investigate whether any UK authorities, UK based associates, enablers, agencies, or public officials failed to investigate credible allegations, withheld information, or obstructed potential investigations relating to Epstein or his associates.
The inquiry should investigate whether any UK authorities, UK based associates, enablers, agencies, or public officials failed to investigate credible allegations, withheld information, or obstructed potential investigations relating to Epstein or his associates.
Survivors and the public deserve transparency, accountability, and assurance that no individual is above the law.
Why is this important?
Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes exposed an international trafficking network involving powerful and well-connected individuals. Evidence presented in court proceedings and released documents suggests that people from multiple countries may have been involved or aware of activities connected to the network.
Given the United Kingdom’s international ties and the presence of individuals with connections to Epstein who had links to the UK, many members of the public believe it is necessary to establish whether any UK citizens, institutions, or authorities were involved or failed to act when they should have done.
An independent public inquiry would help ensure transparency, restore public confidence, and determine whether any investigative failures occurred. It would also demonstrate the UK’s commitment to accountability and justice for victims of trafficking and exploitation.
The inquiry should be established under the Inquiries Act 2005 with full powers to compel evidence and witness testimony.
