This is a case that shocked the whole country.
47 girls were abused in a disgusting child sex ring.
Here's everything you need to know about the victims and what happened in Rochdale. . .
None of the victims can be named victims of sexual abuse unless they give up lifelong anonymity.
In 2012, police found and interviewed 47 young girls who might have been victims of the gang.
The Times first revealed the issue of Asian sex gangs targeting girls after a rosellem investigation.
The survey found that at least 1,400 children were exploited in the town.
A report from the Rochdale Borough Committee for the Protection of Children depicts a picture of a 10-year-old girl being targeted at sexual abuse.
These girls are mostly white British, and they are the target of sexual gangs.
The abuse occurred between 2008 and 2009 and was concentrated at two takeaways in Heywood, near Rochdale.
A victim reported the case to the police but CPS decided to abandon the case.
The victims are vulnerable teenagers from a poor background who are locked in the "honey pot location" where teenagers will hang out ".
They were bribed and kept silent about the abuse of alcohol, drugs, food, money and other gifts.
Many girls were beaten and raped by up to five men at a time and passed on by friends or family members of drug addicts. A 13-year-
Abortion after the old victim is pregnant, 15-year-
The old man was too drunk to remember being raped by 20 people again and again.
Of the 2012, nine men were imprisoned for their involvement in a child sexual exploitation gang in Rochdale.
The men of Rochdale and Oldham were convicted of crimes including rape and conspiracy to have sex with children.
The despicable group exploited the 13-year-old girl and was initially sentenced to sentences ranging from 4 to 19 years.
The court heard how the eight Pakistani men and one Afghan man provided drinks and drugs to the victims before they "passed" their sex.
The abuse happened in two takeout restaurants.
Now, in the Heywood area of Rochdale, men aged between 24 and 59 are under new management.
This has led to a change in the way police forces across the country handle missing persons.
Twelve commission staff members were investigated for failure in connection with the case, and both the police and the Crown Prosecution Service were forced to apologize for missing the opportunity to stop the gang in 2008.
Nine men were imprisoned for their involvement in sexual exploitation of children.
Justice Gerald Clifton said at the time that the men-eight from Pakistan and one from Afghanistan-treated the girls "as if they were worthless and disrespectful ".
The leader of a group of men who abused girls, Shabir Ahmed, was jailed for 22 years after being convicted in 2012 of a series of crimes, including rape.
Four members of the beauty gang, including leader Ahmed, are now in danger of being deported to Pakistan.
The other three are Adir Khan, Karry Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz.
Khan, Rauf and Aziz were convicted of conspiracy and trafficking on charges of sexual exploitation.
On December 2013, five more men were imprisoned after an investigation into sexual abuse of a girl was revealed.
The victim told police on 2008 that Freddy Kenda Kumana had raped her but was not prosecuted until October 2012.
In 2015 cases, three men were sentenced for a series of child sex crimes in Rochdale.
Two girls aged 13 and 15 and girls aged 13year-
During the period from September to October 2014, three men trained old boys after several missing due to care.