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--- itemabu2 <itemabu2@...> wrote: > Hehehe... beginilah Islam ngehormat dan ngelindungi cewek, yaitu dgn > ngedidik makhluk2 gila sex, pedophile dan tukang merkosa sambil > ngajarin bhw cewek itu ga lbh dr sex toy, vagina berjalan, dan jg > makhluk idiot. > > > http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/06/uk-muslim-girls-silent-over-sex-abuse.html > > UK: Muslim girls "silent over sex abuse" > > "It's because they feel they will be labelled for bringing dishonour > upon themselves and their families." Not just "labelled." Murdered. > Honor-killed. "South Asian girls 'silent over sex abuse,'" by > Shabnam Mahmood for BBC News, May 31 (thanks to Henry): > > South Asian girls who have been sexually abused are less likely to > report their ordeal than children from other backgrounds, a > parliamentary inquiry into child grooming has been told. > > Girls from Pakistani, Indian and Bangladeshi backgrounds are > reluctant to come forward for fear of being alienated or ostracised > by their communities. > > Alyas Karmani, director of Street - a Bradford-based group working > with vulnerable young people - told the Home Affairs Committee young > Asian girls were more vulnerable to groomers because "they are > unlikely to talk about it". > > He said: "It's because they feel they will be labelled for > bringing dishonour upon themselves and their families. > > "For that reason there is a kind of cover-up or a wall of silence > when it comes to intra-family or intra-community abuse." > > Called 'a slag' > > In some cases, women have been persecuted by communities for > speaking out. > > Nina, a single parent whose name has been changed to protect her > identity, said she discovered her eight-year-old daughter was being > abused by her neighbour and friend in one of Bradford's inner city > areas. > > She said: "She saw him more as her uncle. > > "He would buy her sweets and talk to her - but one day he abused > her." > > Although Nina reported it to the police, she still feels she has > been given a hard time by the community for speaking out. She said > she "lost a lot of friends over it". > > She added: "They were saying I shouldn't have gone to the police > and I should have left it. > > "My daughter was being called a 'slag' although she was only eight > and she couldn't play out. " > > 'New strategy needed' > > She said more support was needed from social services to deal with > the "backlash" from the Asian communities. > > Bradford City Council said it had no specific child sexual > exploitation service targeted at Asian girls but was working with > local communities. > > A spokesman said: "Whilst there is not a specific child sexual > exploitation (CSE) service targeted at Asian girls, the existing CSE > services contain professionals with a range of language skills and > cultural awareness to enable them to work with children and young > people from Bradford District's South Asian community." > > Shakeel Aziz, who runs the Star project - a voluntary group for > young boys in Keighley, said he thought a similar project was needed > to protect Asian girls from falling victim to sexual exploitation. > > He said: "It requires a different type of strategy to target Asian > girls and Asian communities to get help and support to them". > > Several recent high-profile cases of child sexual abuse against > vulnerable white girls have left a perception among many that Asian > girls are not targeted in the same way. > > But author Umm Thara, who was sexually abused as a child, disputed > that view. > > She is about to complete a book relating her experiences. > > Ms Thara said: "It's very painful but I have to do it. > > "I am hoping that Asian girls will come forward and seek the help > they need and seek justice." > > Although the man who abused Nina's daughter was sentenced by > Bradford Crown Court for sexual assault on a child, she considers > she has been given an even tougher sentence by her own community. > > "We are still suffering as a family. I've moved house and I still > cannot go out because people approach me and harass me. > > "I did come forward but I feel I shouldn't have." > > Posted by Robert on June 2, 2013 4:43 PM > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
