Who we are 

We are British victims of alleged rape and serious sexual and physical assaults by the social media influencer Andrew Tate.  Tate is believed to have raped and sexually assaulted at least seven women in the UK (including ourselves).

We are mothers, daughters, and sisters.

We could be your mother, daughter, or sister.

We must remain anonymous for our own safety, and because of the harassment we have suffered in the past.

We need your help. 

Our Story

In 2014, we filed criminal complaints against Tate with the UK authorities for rape and physical abuse, which were supported by witness testimony and damning documentary evidence.

In 2019, after multiple delays, the criminal proceedings stalled, and no action was taken.  This potentially negligent conduct allowed Tate to flee to Romania in 2017. 

Tate was arrested in Romania in 2022, where he is being prosecuted for rape, human trafficking (including children), and forming a gang to sexually exploit women.

Our Objectives

• To bring Tate to justice in the UK for his alleged crimes.

• To bring an end to the online and in-real-life spread of Tate's misogynistic doctrine amongst vulnerable young men and boys and the harm it causes women and girls.

• To hold the UK authorities to account for their failure to bring Tate to justice in 2019 when they had the opportunity to do so, leaving him free to commit further offences against women and cause incalculable societal harm through the online and in-real-life spread of his misogynistic message. 

Why This Is Urgent

Tate is on bail and allowed to travel freely within Romania. It would not be difficult for him to smuggle himself across the border.  Indeed, several high-profile suspects have fled Romania this way before they can be convicted.

There is evidence that Tate plans to flee Romania before his trial.

Should he flee, it is feared his influence will only grow, and he may go on to commit further crimes against women and others.

He must be brought to justice in the UK. 

What we are Raising Money for

• Advocate and lobby for Hertfordshire Constabulary to reopen what is believed to have been its ineffective criminal investigation into our criminal complaints.

• Advocate and lobby for the Crown Prosecution Service to reconsider its decision in 2019 not to prosecute Tate following the suspected ineffective investigation by Hertfordshire Constabulary.

• Advocate and lobby for a government or parliamentary inquiry into why Hertfordshire Constabulary and the CPS refused our requests in 2023 to, respectively, reopen the investigation and reconsider the decision not to prosecute.

• Pursue civil proceedings against Tate in the High Court in London for damages.

• Work with parliamentarians, legislators, educators, and civil society to combat the spread online and in real life of Tate's misogynistic doctrine amongst vulnerable young men and boys and the consequential harm it has caused women and girls.

Our initial funding target is £50,000 to initiate legal proceedings and finally hold Tate accountable for his actions

Campaign Successes To Date 

Since our campaign began, we have succeeded in: 

• Securing a pronouncement from Minister of Policing Chris Philp, encouraging Hertfordshire Constabulary to reopen its investigation.

• Serving Tate at his home in Romania with a pre-action letter putting him on notice of civil proceedings being brought against him in the UK. 

• Identifying Tate’s online business, The Real World, as a pyramid scheme and secured the removal of its application from the Apple App Store at an estimated cost to Tate of $167 million per year in lost revenue.

• Notifying the UK authorities of suspicions that Tate intended to flee Romania, which resulted in their decision, a week later, to request his extradition to the UK based on criminal complaints by other UK women to Bedfordshire Constabulary

These successes are just the tip of the iceberg.  While the recent extradition request was a success, it is not guaranteed.  With your help, we can continue our fight. 

Our Lawyers 

We have instructed leading human rights lawyers and public-interest litigators, McCue Jury & Partners, who have agreed to represent us on a non-profit basis.  

Your donations will be used to build the strongest possible case and advocate for the reopening of the criminal investigation. We will also ask the UK Government to launch an inquiry into the original investigation's failures so that we can prevent this from happening again.  Your contribution will provide essential resources, support services, and legal assistance. We cannot do this without you. 

Please donate what you can.  Every contribution helps.  

Thank you for being a part of this. 

Andrew Tate Survivors, UK

We are obliged to state that Andrew Tate has denied these allegations and previous allegations of this nature.

If you or anyone you know has experienced something sexual that you did not want, didn’t consent to or are feeling confused about, please contact Rape Crisis England and Wales.  The 24/7 Rape & Sexual Abuse Support Line is a free phone and online chat service  for anyone aged 16+ in England and Wales– no matter when or where it happened. The Support Line is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for victims and survivors of any gender. Specialist staff are there to listen, answer questions and offer emotional support. 

247sexualabusesupport.org.uk

0808 500 2222