UK Epstein Survivors Campaign make public demand of new PM: Report

The Prime Minister of the UK, is currently seeing a demand being put forward by the UK Epstein Survivors Campaign, and its come as part of their ongoing demands for “truth and justice.”

For those unversed, sources state that the current PM might be more inclined to have a sit down with them, compared to Sir Keir Starmer. For this purpose he’s even expanded Labour MP Alex Davies-Jones’s role as ‘victims minister’ to include a global scope according to The Sun.

Following this a spokesperson for the campaign has also spoken out saying, “If there has ever been an opportunity to finally secure the truth and justice that survivors have been denied for so long, we believe that opportunity exists now under Prime Minister Andy Burnham.”

“He has already shown survivors immense courage, compassion and a willingness to listen. We sincerely hope his leadership can help deliver what survivors have waited far too long for: truth, accountability and justice.”

For those unversed with the victims’ minister, he is the leader of the Liberal Democrats.

Since his appointment to the role, he’s also spoken about his plans for the victims and claims, “The survivors and victims of Jeffrey Epstein deserve the whole truth about what happened to them, so we can hold those responsible to account.”

“That means a full statutory inquiry into how a paedophile gained such significant access to our establishment, and how he got away with abuse and criminal activity for so long.”

“A full public inquiry with powers to compel witnesses and access messages and emails is essential. Only by getting the whole truth can we ensure that such corruption in the British establishment is never repeated.”