Samalla kun YK perusti 3 vuotta sitten tyttölapsien päivän yhdeksi monista pyrkimyksistä lakkauttaa tyttölapsien käyttö lapsipornoon ja synnytyskoneiksi "avioliiton" nimikkeellä, niin Suomen viranomaiset piilottavat tätä käytäntöä Suomeen, eli antaa sille turvapaikan ihmisoikeusjärjestöjen toimilta, maahanmuuttopolitiikallaan, sekä "positiivisella" syrjinnällä, että muslimien touhuja profeettansa esimerkin noudattamisesa ei estetä tai saateta tuomioistuimeen, päinvastoin, jos kritisoi lasten kiduttamista Islam-kultin nimiin, joutuu siitä maksamaan sakkoja...
YK:n lastensuojelujärjestön julkaisema kirje kertoo suoraan että se mitä Islam tuo mukanaan hallituksemme suosiollisella ja rahallisella avulla, on rikollista ja tuomittavaa lasten kiduttamista aikuisten nautinnon tai muiden päämäärien saavuttamiseksi:
"..New Delhi, Oct 11, 2012 (IANS) "Today, Oct 11, is the UN's first International Day of the Girl Child. For its first observance, this year's day focuses on child marriage, which is a fundamental human rights violation and impacts all aspects of a girl's life."
"Child marriage is not a solution to protecting girls from sexual crimes including rape. In fact, child marriage denies a girl of her childhood, disrupts her education, limits her opportunities, increases her risk to be a victim of violence, jeopardizes her health and, therefore, constitutes an obstacle to the achievement of nearly every Millennium Development Goal and the development of healthy communities," the letter stressed.
"There is an urgent need to raise awareness on the negative consequences of child marriage for girls and for society as a whole, " the letter said, adding the UN "re-affirms its commitment to working hand in hand with the Government of India to deliver a multi sectoral response to addressing child marriage, including strengthening law enforcement, investing in the education of girls and giving them skills to become economically empowered."
The letter was jointly signed by Frederika Meijer, Country Representative, UN Population Fund (UNFPA); Louis-Georges Arsenault, representative, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF); Anne Stenhammer, Regional Programme Director, UN Women, South Asia Sub Regional Office; and Kiran Mehra-Kerpelman, Director, UN Information Centre for India and Bhutan.
The United Nations General Assembly on Dec 19 last year adopted a resolution to declare Oct 11 as the International Day of the Girl Child, calling all member countries to recognize the rights of girls."
YK:n lastensuojelujärjestön julkaisema kirje kertoo suoraan että se mitä Islam tuo mukanaan hallituksemme suosiollisella ja rahallisella avulla, on rikollista ja tuomittavaa lasten kiduttamista aikuisten nautinnon tai muiden päämäärien saavuttamiseksi:
"..New Delhi, Oct 11, 2012 (IANS) "Today, Oct 11, is the UN's first International Day of the Girl Child. For its first observance, this year's day focuses on child marriage, which is a fundamental human rights violation and impacts all aspects of a girl's life."
"Child marriage is not a solution to protecting girls from sexual crimes including rape. In fact, child marriage denies a girl of her childhood, disrupts her education, limits her opportunities, increases her risk to be a victim of violence, jeopardizes her health and, therefore, constitutes an obstacle to the achievement of nearly every Millennium Development Goal and the development of healthy communities," the letter stressed.
"There is an urgent need to raise awareness on the negative consequences of child marriage for girls and for society as a whole, " the letter said, adding the UN "re-affirms its commitment to working hand in hand with the Government of India to deliver a multi sectoral response to addressing child marriage, including strengthening law enforcement, investing in the education of girls and giving them skills to become economically empowered."
The letter was jointly signed by Frederika Meijer, Country Representative, UN Population Fund (UNFPA); Louis-Georges Arsenault, representative, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF); Anne Stenhammer, Regional Programme Director, UN Women, South Asia Sub Regional Office; and Kiran Mehra-Kerpelman, Director, UN Information Centre for India and Bhutan.
The United Nations General Assembly on Dec 19 last year adopted a resolution to declare Oct 11 as the International Day of the Girl Child, calling all member countries to recognize the rights of girls."
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Tässä Islamia koskeva linkki:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2216553/International-Day-Girl-Child-2012-Devastating-images-terrifying-world-child-brides.html
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