“You have ruined your life, not only for you, but for your unborn daughter.”

Natalie Fleet became pregnant at the age of 15 and says that she felt that it was her fault, despite this Being a victim of “legal rape”.

Labor MPs for Bolsovar in Derbyshire are now campaigning to change the law to stop the rights of parents – and say they have the support of the Prime Minister.

Fleet grew up on a council estate at Nottinghamshire’s Sutton-in-Eshfield, where he began to see a big man.

“She tells me all the things that a young girl wanted to listen, and I thought it was cute,” she said. “I thought it was serious.”

But when she told her that she was pregnant, she realized that it was anything but.

He said: “It was all about him, essentially, ensuring that he can have the same sex with a girl under 16 years of age.”

Considering the approach to growing up, Fleet said: “It was all about – ‘You should not have done it. You have ruined your life, not only for you, but for your unborn daughter’.

“So I just took this much. I had no reason to question.”

Fleet said that the Labor Government of Blair-era did some “really good work” on teenage pregnancy.

He said: “But never, never asked, where did the father come from? What happened here? What kind of relationship did you have?”

Her experience questioned her if she was fit to run for the office, telling friends that “I could not be an MP – I was a teenage parent”.

But now that he is in Parliament, the following His election victory last yearShe says that she feels the responsibility of speaking, even if other people are shocked to her story.

She says she feels that “the way I was raped is really lucky”, because she has an undisputed proof of what happened to her.

“This is a terrible thing for me, but it’s so true,” Fleet said.

“I have a birth certificate that proves my age. I have a birth certificate that proves it [daughter’s] age. I have a DNA test that connects both. ,

Fleets indicate the data of crime survey through National Statistics (ONS), which suggests that one of the four women has either been raped or sexually harassed.

“Finally, each of us is raped or knows someone who is raped,” he said. “Still not talking about anyone.

“It is a part of our story as women. It is a part that we are not telling and I am lucky that I can prove myself.”

Fleet is now trying to bring a law change that will remove parents’ rights from rapists.

With the support of ministers, the fleet aims to amend the bills of victims and courts, which is currently on the committee’s platform.

A uniform amendment to the criminal justice bill – will be under last year Previous orthodox government – This will mean that when the child bullies are sentenced, their ability to decide about their children’s lives will be suspended.

Fleet said: “This means that he cannot take a decision on medical issues. He cannot give full access to the child before jail and after jail. He cannot interfere with the child’s life from jail.

“I think children may not be the only task of crime that criminals have a lifetime access.”

The MP added the Prime Minister, Sir Kir Stmper – former Director of Public Prosecution – did not know that such a law was not present.

“He said,” Yes, I just, I didn’t know it was one thing. And we could get some words in a bill, which means we can stop it “,” Fleet said.

He said that in a program at Buckingham Palace, Queen Camilla had also received Royal Banking after mentioning her campaign.

Fleet said: “I was telling him about the change in law and he said, ‘Oh, I will help you’.”

It was an experience that former Council Estate Girl described as “real” and “incredible”.

But nothing and another recent milestone, the birth of his first granddaughter.

He said: “Being a mummy at the age of 15, is basically as bad as it becomes, but being a maternal grandfather at the age of 40, it is like winning all jackpots together.”

He hopes that one day his new “favorite component” will tell his grandson how he did it “, and he hid it”.

“And I want the part that they do not believe,” Fleet said. “I want them to say Nana, why didn’t women just talk?

“Nana, why were men able to get away with it so easily?

“And it seems like a real privilege to be able to start a conversation.”

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