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

Andrew Tate is a name most people now, unfortunately, know. Years before he was a household  name, he was reported to the UK police for violent acts of rape and abuse against women. We know  this because it was some of us that reported him.  

We handed over our evidence about the horrific acts of violence we endured and waited for action. But four years later we were told the UK authorities would not prosecute him. Instead, we had to  watch as Tate was free to grow his influence online - indoctrinating thousands of boys and young  men with his misogyny. Because he was not held accountable when we raised the alarm, so much  more damage has been done.  

That’s why we want to bring a civil case against Andrew Tate in the hope that it will prompt a  criminal investigation in the UK. It’s our one remaining route to hold him accountable and stop  anyone else suffering what we have suffered - but we need your help. We need to raise £50,000 to have a chance of bringing our case. So we’re asking you to chip in to support us. 

We are confident there are other UK victims who have yet to come forward and by bringing this  case, we hope to empower them to do so. We want to show that we, as survivors, can stand up to  him and that his despicable actions have consequences. And we want to show him for what he  really is and release impressionable young boys from his toxic hold.  

Human rights lawyers and public-interest litigators, McCue Jury & Partners, have agreed to take on  our case, and for every £1 raised they will offer double the support. But to get legal proceedings off the ground we first need to raise £50,000.  

With your help we can stand up to Andrew Tate, achieve some justice and stop him harming  anyone else through his violence, his influence, and his misogyny. Please chip in what you can, every contribution helps.  

Thank you for being a part of this. Andrew Tate Survivors, UK 

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

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