Showing posts with label Injustice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Injustice. Show all posts

Sunday, July 6, 2014

Rape is a Gangster, Lets Fight this

GANG RAPE, GANGSTER AND MS. PEPPLES. PART 2


TEMPERATE DISPOSITIONS
My hands still stretches high and my arms flown wide as I enjoin you to carry with me the flag across the continents –‘IF YOU CANNOT MAKE HER, DON’T RAPE HER’. In temperate dispositions I look deeper at the different angles and shades of the notorious enmity that has torn humanity apart ‘RAPE’. We have been violated, molested, ripped, despoiled and defiled. We need a savior! It appears we have law and order and governed by Ms. Pepples but she has not risen to the responsibility of her mandate. ‘We are alone’

THE WORLD OF MS. PEPPLES
I observed Ms. Pepples detached from the all the factors of modernization that is alien to our fundamental norms and belief system. For instance many rapist are drawn to the idea by what they have seen or been exposed to (pornography). The government is akin to hermit meme, ‘they can do all they like but that is not my business, this tea is good’. How much is the government making from the pornography industry that it has limited or no regulations and consequently, allowed the cinematic ‘rape’ violence and lurid pornographic sequences in those movies, even mainstream release backfired on the society. I wonder sometimes if the law want a real solution or the lawmakers are afraid it is coming back to them.

Ms. Pepples is not concerned, even when houses are burning or a tsunami is blowing the neighbors backyard, so far it is not in her corner. I would imagine the government approach to rape and sexual violence if it happened to the daughter of Barack Obama, Stephen Harper or David Cameron. Not sure which of them has daughters, Google should know. Ms. Pepples is never alarmed unless a member of her house is crossed. She will never intervene, but how long would she wait before the narrative of her story change unexpectedly.

National consciousness is raped as government (who should represent the law) pay lip service to put this menace to bed, once lady Pepples pay a little more attention and take decisive action, there will be even orderliness. For beginner’s, criminalize all forms of rape and sexual violence (marital rape, child rape, necrophilia, aggravated rape, child marriage, genital mutilation, marriage by abduction, custodial rape… casting couches), then lets know which devil is the bravest. We all have right to bodily integrity and right to self-determination, we just need Ms Pepples to enforce this legislation and not merely sighted in print. Before I proceed further, allow me to recant another experience of a rape victim.

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Thursday, June 26, 2014

Egypt sentences 3 Al-Jazeera journalists to 7 -10 years imprisonment


 
Three Al-Jazeera journalists, Peter Greste (correspondent, Australian), bureau chief Mohamed Fahmy (Canadian/Egyptian) have been sentenced to 7 years in prison each over allegations of false reporting and association with the now outlawed Muslim Brotherhood. While a 3rd journalist, Baher Mohamed (producer) was given 10 years for same charges and also for being in possession of ammunition.
 
The three journalists were arrested in December 2013 after security forces raided their work suite office in Cairo on charges of 'spreading false news' and holding meetings with Muslim Brotherhood.
 
The journalists had reported on how Egyptian security agencies killed hundreds of peaceful protesters in sit-ins in Cairo. This was when Egyptians took to the streets to protest the coup by the army that removed former Egyptian president, Mohammed Morsi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood from power in July 2013 and demanding for his reinstatement. Continue...
 
The arrest of the three journalist last year raised international concerns with powerful world leaders including the UN Secretary General, Ban kin Moon, calling for their release by the Egyptian govt. But instead of releasing them, they've been found guilty and sentenced.
 
Six other Al-Jazeera journalists - Alaa Bayoumi, Anas Abdel-Wahab Khalawi Hasan, Khaleel Aly Khaleel Bahnasy, Mohamed Fawzi, Dominic Kane, and Sue Turton were tried in absentia and handed 10 years in prison verdicts