--- In [email protected], "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@...> wrote: > > Agama orang Congo: > > "Religions: Roman Catholic 50%, Protestant 20%, Kimbanguist 10%, Muslim 10%, > other (includes syncretic sects and indigenous beliefs) 10%" > > http://www.indexmundi.com/democratic_republic_of_the_congo/religions.html > > Kita anggap saja, untuk memudahkan diskusi, yang melakukan kejahatan keji ini > adalah orang Nasrani. >
anda mana mungkin bisa berdiskusi? junkie tua dan alkoholik berat kok berdiskusi? udah pasti kalo diskusi dengan junkie dan alkoholik ujung2nya cuma fitnah, berbohong dan caci maki kata2 kotor. > Dan mereka adalah orang Nasrani yang ingkar terhadap ajaran gereja mereka, > karena pemahaman ajaran Nasrni oleh gereja Katolik dan gereja-gereja anggota > WCC menentng kekerasan. > nggak juga... di alkitab ada perintah untuk memperkosa kok. bahkan menurut alkitab, halal memperkosa adik sendiri. tanya aja sama sama pacar homo anda si item. > Beda dengan ajaran agama taik anjing Islam yang TIDAK menentang kekerasan. > > > ---- > > CNN.com > > Attackers rape more than 170 women in raids on Congo villages > > (CNN) -- Over the course of two June nights, attackers plundered villages in > the far east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. They stole medicine from > the local health center, goats from farmers, cell phones, motorcycles and > other property from residents. Before fleeing, they raped and beat more than > 170 women. > > The women were as young as 17, as old as 90, according to a United Nations > official, who was not named because he is not authorized to speak to the > media. The attacks took place in the villages of Nakyele and Abala. > > The humanitarian group Medicins San Frontieres reported Thursday that its > medical teams in the Fizi area of Sud Kivu province had treated about 100 > women for rape, abuse and trauma. It was the latest in many such incidents > that have earned Congo the ignominious title of "rape capital" of the world. > > Martin Nesirky, a spokesman for U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, said the > global body has received "several worrying reports about incidents of an > unknown number of alleged rapes and looting." > > The United Nations mission in Congo dispatched peacekeepers to Fizi to > investigate the incident. Fizi is eight hours by foot from the nearest U.N. > base and, like other towns and villages in Congo, is difficult to access > because of harsh terrain and a lack of infrastructure. > > "People are in total despair," Jean Marie Ngoma, a member of the provincial > parliament, said on U.N.-backed Radio Okapi. > > Amnesty International said the latest rapes were a result of the government's > "horrific failure of justice." > > It said members of the same armed group were previously implicated in rapes > in the same area in January. > > Amnesty cited local sources saying that a senior officer of the Congolese > army, Col. Kifaru Niragiye, had recently learned that he was to be demoted > and left a military training center June 9 with 150 soldiers. Amnesty said > the group went on to raid the two villages near Fizi. > > Kifaru's deputy and eight other men were convicted by a military court for > crimes against humanity for the rape of at least 60 women in the January > attack in Fizi, Amnesty said. > > "The inability of the Democratic Republic of Congo to bring to justice > members of its own army and armed groups for crimes under international law > has fostered a culture of impunity, leading to attack after attack against > civilians," said Erwin van der Borght, Amnesty International's director for > Africa. > > A five-year war in which more than 5 million people died ended in 2003, but > violence is still widespread in eastern Congo. Sexual violence is especially > prevalent, prompting Margot Wallstrom, the U.N. special representative on > sexual violence in conflict, to call Congo the rape capital of the world. > > An extensive study conducted between 2006 and 2007 found that more than > 400,000 girls and women were raped during a 12-month period. > > The United Nations documented 7,500 cases of sexual violence against women > and girls in North and South Kivu over the first nine months of 2009. The > fear was that many rapes had gone unreported. > > "Most of the women and girls were gang-raped, some so violently that they > later died," according to a report by Human Rights Watch, which said both the > army and the rebels held women and girls as sex slaves, raped them > repeatedly, and then mutilated and killed some of them. > > CNN's Ben Brumfield, Azadeh Ansari and Moni Basu contributed to this report. > > > Links referenced within this article > > > > Find this article at: > http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/06/24/congo.rape/index.html?hpt=hp_t2 > > Click Here to Print > SAVE THIS | EMAIL THIS | Close > Uncheck the box to remove the list of links referenced in the article. > > > © 2008 Cable News Network. > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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