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| Yemen: 8 Year-old Girl Granted Divorce From Pedophile, Shades of Muhammad | |
| 2008-04-16 | |
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| Posted by:Icerigger |
| #5 This should be included in the next Fitna video. |
| Posted by: gorb 2008-04-16 17:10 |
| #4 I'd say these contemptible bastards are animals but the reality is that even animals don't do crap like that. The Muzz culture needs to be destroyed root and branch, and the intellectual/religious ground afterward sown with salt. We need to see the U.S. and the rest of the world looking at Islamism the way it now regards Nazism, i.e., as completely beyond the pale. |
| Posted by: Thaimble Scourge of the Pixies4707 2008-04-16 16:14 |
| #3 Dhimmi Watch has comments. Original story from the Yemen Times: (Advisory - this will really piss you off) “My father beat me and told me that I must marry this man, and if I did not, I would be raped and no law and no sheikh in this country would help me. I refused but I couldn’t stop the marriage,” Nojoud Nasser told the Yemen Times. “I asked and begged my mother, father, and aunt to help me to get divorced. They answered, ‘We can do nothing. If you want you can go to court by yourself.’ So this is what I have done,” she said. Nasser said that she was exposed to sexual abuse and domestic violence by her husband. “He used to do bad things to me, and I had no idea as to what a marriage is. I would run from one room to another in order to escape, but in the end he would catch me and beat me and then continued to do what he wanted. I cried so much but no one listened to me. One day I ran away from him and came to the court and talked to them.” “Whenever I wanted to play in the yard he beat me and asked me to go to the bedroom with him. This lasted for two months," added Nasser. "He was too tough with me, and whenever I asked him for mercy, he beat me and slapped me and then used me. I just want to have a respectful life and divorce him.” Nasser confirmed that Nojoud Nasser’s case is not the first of its kind in Yemen, but it is the first time that a girl went to court by herself to ask for a divorce. “We are not planning to return Nojoud to her family. Who knows? Maybe after a few years the same thing will happen to her again," said Shatha Ali Nasser. "We are planning to put her in Dar Al-Rahama [an non-governmental organization that works with children], where she can have a better life and education. We do not want her family to pay her expenses, as they are poor.” |
| Posted by: CrazyFool 2008-04-16 15:28 |
| #2 The "Husband" was given financial compensation by the family of the "Bride" for the loss of his "Wife". |
| Posted by: john frum 2008-04-16 15:10 |
| #1 ...but that he did not object to her divorce petition. Well, why not? Sounds like he already got what he wanted. |
| Posted by: tu3031 2008-04-16 13:42 |