Woman Needs To Pass Purity Test After Rape

[Floki]

In one of the more horrific stories I have heard for a while, and Indian rape survivor is going to have to balance an 88lb stone on her head to prove she is “pure” before she is allowed to move back into the home she shares with her husband.

Read the article to understand more:
https://www.escort-ireland.com/blog/...st-after-rape/

[rubberlover]

Horrific. Equally quite a lot of this style of behaviour goes on here within those ethic groups , and nobody says anything. Doctors-social workers in the hospitals etc see victims of these religious incidents all too regularly

[Larrii]

Not much stranger than the guy in Dubai who wouldn't let strange men save his daughter from drowning


He said: “The kids were swimming in the beach when suddenly, the 20-year-old girl started drowning and screaming for help.

“Two rescue men were at the beach, and they rushed to help the girl.
“However, there was one obstacle which prevented them from reaching the girl and helping her.
“This obstacle was the belief of this Asian man who considered that if these men touched his daughter, then this would dishonour her. It cost him the life of his daughter.”
According to Lt. Col Burqibah, the man became aggressive, physically pulling the rescue men away from the water and said he “prefers his daughter being dead than being touched by a strange man”.




http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-10448008.html

[Kenton]

Horrific. Equally quite a lot of this style of behaviour goes on here within those ethic groups , and nobody says anything. Doctors-social workers in the hospitals etc see victims of these religious incidents all too regularly

More cultural than religious, here about this shit all the time and this is coming from one of the worlds growing economies. The world is fucked, time to give it back to the animals

[nitram]

Up until the mid 50's in catholic Ireland a woman after she gave birth had to undergo a religious ceremony of cleansing referred to as Being Churched before she could take the sacraments again. God help us but we have needed to shake off the shackles of the church for decades, and now so many are free to make their own informed choices.

link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churching_of_women

[golth]

Up until the mid 50's in catholic Ireland a woman after she gave birth had to undergo a religious ceremony of cleansing referred to as Being Churched before she could take the sacraments again. God help us but we have needed to shake off the shackles of the church for decades, and now so many are free to make their own informed choices.

link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churching_of_women

agreed !!!!!