Loh kan nDeboost boleh juga donk ngisah riil negeri jirannya paus? Mosok situ saja yg bisa ngeposting. Tanah suci? Jangant nT bayangkan ato bandingkan sama tahta suci. Ada tahta suci namun yg duduk pernah sifilis. Lalu organisasi HAM orang-orang Arab ya silahkan mereka buat rekomendasi, egp. Lalu batu buatan orang kafir? Nah, nDeboost angkat jempol kalo nT bisa kasih linknya. Wong namanya kafir dibuku pintar nT mbingungi gitu kok.
--- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@...> wrote: > > Hehehe sudah snewen? Perkawinan anak yang diselidiki ini di Arab Saudia, penyelidikan di lakukan oleh orang-orang Arab Saudia dari organisasi HAM Arab Saudia negeri yang Anda puja puji sebagai tanah suci dan waktu haji keliling batu hitam 7 kali, batu item yang dibuat oleh kafir-kafir. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: ndeboost > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2011 11:31 PM > Subject: [proletar] Re: Child marriages, an issue still not resolved > > > > HAMnya kafir mau dipaksakan, ya ga matchlah. > Nanti setelah PM Itali menang dari tututan pedofil, karena dia memang > suka pedofil, maka keknya usia pedofilan cewe dia usahain turunkan > --- In [email protected], "sunny" ambon@ wrote: > > > > http://arabnews.com/saudiarabia/women_day/article306363.ece > > > > Child marriages, an issue still not resolved > > By FATIMA SIDIYA | ARAB NEWS > > > > Published: Mar 8, 2011 00:20 Updated: Mar 8, 2011 00:20 > > > > JEDDAH: The Human Rights Commission (HRC) is preparing to release > three studies covering child marriages in the Kingdom. > > > > It will also recommend a minimum age for marriage in Saudi Arabia as > well as criminalizing the act. > > > > The three studies, explained HRC media relations head Mohammad > Al-Ma'addi, will address the religious, health and social issues > associated with child marriages. "The studies will discuss the negative > effects of minor marriages on child wives, their babies, and society in > general," he said, > > > > "After the studies are completed, we will present them in a seminar > and discuss our recommendations, most importantly to set a law that > criminalizes the act and set a specific minimum legal age for marriage > in the Kingdom." > > > > A recent poll conducted by the National Society for Human Rights > (NSHR) revealed over two thirds of those surveyed were against marriages > involving girls under the age of 18. > > > > Some critics oppose issuing rules that prohibit something legitimized > by Islamic teachings. The majority of them call for stricter regulation > of child marriages where would-be husbands are banned from exercising > complete freedom in the marriage contract. > > > > The NSHR has examined four cases in 2010 where young girls were forced > into marriages and called for the Ministry of Justice to resolve the > issue by banning any marriage involving children under the age of 18. > > > > Both the NSHR and HRC have been campaigning for this issue after > extensive reports about these cases in the local media. > > > > Though there has been no exact figure of child marriages, some studies > published in the media suggested that no less than 3,000 girls in the > Kingdom were under 13 when they got married, while their husbands were > at least 25 years their senior. > > > > Minister of Justice Mohammad Al-Eissa said in April 2009 that the > ministry would regulate child marriages soon. > > > > He added that they would do this to "protect rights and prevent any > vice and to prevent the negative trend of minor marriages." > > > > He also said this would stop parents and guardians from forcing their > girls into marriage. Arab News spoke to the ministry's public relation > department officials, who confirmed that there has been no update. > Prominent child marriage cases include that of a 12-year-old girl in > Onaiza, whose father married her off to a man in his 80s. There was > another similar case in Sakaka. Both cases received local and > international attention. > > > > Suhaila Zain Al-Abideen, a Saudi activist for child and women's > rights, said the Ministry of Justice has had enough time to address the > issue. > > > > "Two years are more than enough to come out with a system to moderate > these marriages. Such marriages affect the young girls and their > children and lead to physical, psychological and social problems." > > > > Suhaila added that a new civil status law to be implemented jointly in > the GCC countries would cause further problems, as it allows the judge > to approve the marriage of any 15-year-old child, even if the parents or > guardians do not approve. > > > > "The judge according to this law will be able to OK these marriages. > If we approve this law, we are basically undermining the importance of > marriage contracts and being casual about the security of our families." > > > > She said that there is no data available on child marriages. > > > > "The Ministry of Justice should provide us with that data, but > unfortunately we don't have any. The Ministry of Justice has recently > included a clause in the marriage contract document forcing the couple > to state their age. What is the use of that clause if we are not going > to curb these marriages? More importantly, how can we make sure the ages > we record are accurate?" > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ 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/
