After her attacker, Monwar Hussain, was sentenced to seven years in prison, a woman who a man in Norwich raped believes that she has finally found justice. Additionally, an indefinite restraining order was issued to him.
Following his conviction of two counts of rape, one count of attempted rape, and one count of assault by penetration, Monwar Hussain, 29, of Marauder Road, Norwich, was sentenced at Norwich Crown Court today (Friday, July 24, 2026).
It is the result of an incident that occurred on March 13, 2020, during which the victim was on a night out with companions in Norwich and ended up at a house party.
She was summoned by her companions to a taxi when she fell ill, and a man who had also attended the party offered to share the ride home.
The following morning, the victim discovered that the man had raped her.
The suspect was subsequently identified as Monwar Hussain, also known as Rak, and was prosecuted in August 2024.
Hussain denied any wrongdoing; however, a jury found him guilty of all four charges after a trial at Norwich Crown Court in April 2026.
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