In the Lahore Children’s Hospital, a seven-year-old girl from Sargodha who was raped lies in critical condition. According to the doctors, the injuries sustained by the child on the lower part of her body are so severe that they have become infected.
The infection, called septicemia, or sepsis, has spread through her body, and may not prove responsive to antibiotics. And so, another child of Pakistan lies at death’s door in a society that knows no accountability, particularly for its weakest members.
There was a time, not too long ago, when the rape of children was deemed deserving of some outrage, even if it was of the usual perfunctory Pakistani sort.
Last year, when a little girl was kidnapped from outside her house, raped and then left near a hospital, many had raised their voices against the grotesque nature of the crime. Since then, it seems, this evil too has become absorbed in the fabric of apathy that allows Pakistanis to witness and then ignore what to a normal society would be the cause of deep disturbance and alarm.
A number of child rapes have been reported in just the past couple of months. Early last month, the body of a six-year-old boy was found in a mosque.
According to reports, the little boy had been raped repeatedly before his body was abandoned. A man who had come to the mosque to pray said that he had seen the boy’s body and told the mosque administration about it.
Among the people who are being investigated is the mosque’s chief cleric. The same month, a seven-year-old girl was found raped and stoned to death, according to news reports. Similarly, in November last year, a five-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped in the Islampura area of Lahore. This incident is said to have taken place inside a school.
"... It is only in this way that we can hope to arrive at truth, and fulfill the great responsibility which we hold to God and our country. Should I keep back my opinions at such a time, through fear of giving offense, I should consider myself as guilty of treason towards my country, and of an act of disloyalty toward the Majesty of Heaven, which I revere above all earthly kings."....I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"
Saturday, February 28, 2015
WHEN A SOCIETY PROFESS THE RAPE OF ITS CHILDREN WITHOUT ANY BACKLASH WHICH OPENS THE PONDORA BOX TO CONTINUE THE EVIL ACT AND THE LIFE OF ITS CHILDREN GOES UNPROTECTED–IT REVEALS THAT THE LIFE OF ITS PEOPLE LIVING IS WORTHLESS–AS PAKISTAN TURNS THE OTHER WAY AS ITS MUSLIM TRUCKING POPULATION GETS ITS ROAD STOP PLEASURE WITH CHILDREN THROUGH THE RAPE THERE OF–THE SAME MUSLIM PREACHED HAPPENING IN THE UK AS ITS CITIES CHILDREN ARE BEING ATTACKED BY THE RELIGION THAT ALLOWS THE RAPE SCOURGE OF ITS MINOR
ONLINE CRIMES CAN MEAN YOUR IDENTITY PHOTOS CAN BE STOLEN TO BE USED TO SETUP FAKE ACCOUNTS–AN ONLINE LIFE STOLEN FOR DEVIOUS PURPOSES–AS OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PERIL FROM HAVING A TWITTER, FACEBOOK, AND INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT REVEALS WHAT CAN HAPPEN –AND NO ARRIST CAN BE MADE
A married 25-year-old has spoken of her horror after her life was stolen by a mystery woman in a bid to attract unsuspecting men.
Ruth Palmer found that nearly 1,000 of her images and real details about her life had been used to set up a host of Twitter and Instagram accounts.
The 25-year-old discovered the 'catfish' - an Internet scammer who fabricates online identities and entire social circles to trick people into romantic relationships - had been using her details for three years.
Using the fake name Leah Palmer she duped two men into believing they were in a relationship with the brunette.
The imposter even set up fake accounts for her mother and friends to make the social media profiles appear more realistic.
When Mrs Palmer complained to the social networks, they shut down the accounts.
But just days later, more false profiles were set up.
Mrs Palmer, who is married and from Brighton, East Sussex, now fears the perpetrator has become 'obsessed' with her life.
'It is horrible and I just can't understand what must be going through this person's head to do this,' she said.
'It has been horrific for me, my family, friends and husband.
'I am now fearful of whoever this is as they are seemingly not able to stop this and nothing seems to deter them.
THE PRICE FOR FREE SPEECH IS DEADLY IN COUNTRIES WHO ARE RUN BY MUSLIMS AND WHOSE STATE RELIGION IS IS ISLAM–SINCE THE TRUTH IS DEADLY TO THE FORM OF EXTREME PREACHED RUN SOCIETY WITH THESE EXTREMISTS –AN AMERICAN BORN BLOGGER AVIJIT ROY LIVING IN BANGLADESH GETS HACKED WITH CLEAVERS TO DEATH WHILST WALKING WITH HIS WIFE
A prominent Bangladeshi-American blogger known for speaking out against religious extremism was hacked to death as he walked through Bangladesh's capital with his wife, police said Friday.
The attack Thursday night on Avijit Roy, a Bangladesh-born U.S. citizen, occurred on a crowded sidewalk as he and his wife, Rafida Ahmed, were returning from a book fair at Dhaka University. Ahmed, who is also a blogger, was seriously injured. It was the latest in a series of attacks on secular writers in Bangladesh in recent years.
A previously unknown militant group, Ansar Bangla 7, claimed responsibility for the attack, Assistant Police Commissioner S.M. Shibly Noman told the Prothom Alo newspaper.
Roy "was the target because of his crime against Islam," the group said on Twitter.
Roy was a prominent voice against religious intolerance, and his family and friends say he had been threatened for his writings.
About 8:45 p.m. Thursday, a group of men ambushed the couple as they walked toward a roadside tea stall, with at least two of the attackers hitting them with meat cleavers, police Chief Sirajul Islam said. The attackers then ran away, disappearing into the crowds.
Two blood-stained cleavers were found after the attack, he said.
Islamic extremism has made few inroads in Bangladesh, a Muslim-majority nation of 160 million people, but there have been a series of similar attacks in recent years blamed on militants.
A divide has become increasingly visible between secular bloggers and conservative Islamic groups, often covertly connected with Islamist parties, with the secularists urging authorities to ban religion-based politics while the Islamists press for blasphemy laws to protect their faith.
Islam is Bangladesh's state religion but the country is governed by secular laws based on British common law, and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has repeatedly said she will not give in to religious extremism.
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