I don't know as it's anti immigration so much as trying to highlight a cultural/religious problem that people on the whole don't want to talk about. Or when it does come up are inclined to shout it down. Which probably leads to anti immigration feeling as a result, rather than it being the cause if that makes sense. It is a fact that there are 'beliefs' that promote women as inferior and objects to men. Unless it is addressed in society through education it will only get worse.
It's kind of sad that women feel so threatened and not listened to that they feel they have to speak out with movements.
I forget who it was now, one of the Nordic countries I think (Norway/Sweden?) had an interesting idea that male migrants had to take classes about the culture and society and behaviour towards women as part of the process of immigration. There was a documentary about it a while back. They discussed things like a woman not being a prostitute just because she was wearing a short skirt (something they might not have seen where they came from). I don't know if it's making a difference but it seemed a good route to try to integrate people into new cultures.
The problem does seem to persist through generations though, as witnessed in Rotherham.