Afghan national admits raping 12-year-old girl
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Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, changed his plea and admitted raping the girl in Nuneaton, Warwickshire
An Afghan national has admitted raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton.

Ahmad Mulakhil pleaded guilty at Warwick Crown Court to one count of raping a child under the age of 13. He had previously denied the charge.

Mulakhil, 23 and of no fixed abode, also denied abducting a child, three counts of rape of a child under 13 and two counts of sexual assault of a child under 13.

He appeared alongside co-defendant Mohammad Kabir, 23, also of no fixed abode, and who denies attempting to take a child, aiding and abetting rape of a child under 13, and intentional strangulation of the girl. They are due to stand trial on 26 January.

The defendants, who Warwickshire Police previously confirmed were Afghan nationals, were aided by interpreters during the hearing in front of Judge Kristina Montgomery KC.

I think China Uncensored posted a video asking why Britain surrendered to the CCP, but today they deleted the video...or YouTube deleted the video. Not sure what happened.

Things are getting scary there.

This post has been edited by Hobbez: Nov 22 2025, 05:35 PM

Celeb also cannot escape

UK has fulatkung liao lor...

Why he refuse to mention "China" but North Korea instead? North Korea is not being hostile to them.

And both are komunis.

This post has been edited by Hobbez: Nov 24 2025, 01:19 AM

Welcome to britain, where your words hurts more than rape...

Farmers plotes keno tangkap, Meanwhile illegal immigrants bual hal x per..

Enjoice your Christmas in London this year...

Working OK. Tapi civic sense mmg silaka!

Which ktatz is this...

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