三名阿富汗籍男子因在英国布里斯托尔强奸一名17岁少女而被判处监禁。1其中，Mehrab Safi被判15年有期徒刑，Salman Habibkheil和Awal Ahmadzai各被判9年有期徒刑。1此外，一名17岁的共犯青年被判2年7个月的青少年拘禁。1
受害者来自萨默塞特，在首次到布里斯托尔购物时遇到Safi。1四名施暴者对这名少女实施了五次强奸，过程中使用了诱骗和灌酒等手段。1犯罪发生于2025年11月。1作案后，三名成年被告通过躲藏在装载冷冻货物的货车后厢试图逃往法国，最终在法国被警方逮捕并遣返英国受审。1
法院在判决中指出，四人各自的个人经历（包括在塔利班统治下的创伤）不能为其严重犯罪行为辩解。1警官Jo Babbage表示："这不是关乎文化、社区或任何宗教信仰。这是关乎深层根固的厌女性和个人犯罪行为。"1
Three Afghan men have been sentenced to a combined 33 years in prison for the rape of a 17-year-old girl in Bristol, England.1 Mehrab Safi received 15 years imprisonment, while Salman Habibkheil and Awal Ahmadzai were each sentenced to 9 years.1 A 17-year-old youth accomplice was handed a separate sentence of two years and seven months in youth detention.1
The victim, who traveled from Somerset to Bristol for shopping, was first encountered by Safi and subsequently subjected to five sexual assaults by the four perpetrators.1 The offenders employed manipulation and alcohol to exploit the teenager before fleeing to France.1 They were arrested by French authorities while hiding in the back of a refrigerated lorry and were subsequently extradited to the United Kingdom to face trial.1
The sentencing judge rejected arguments that the men's personal experiences, including trauma from Taliban rule, could justify their serious crimes.1 Detective Inspector Jo Babbage stated: "This is not about culture, community or any religious belief. This is about deep-rooted misogyny and individual criminal behavior."1
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