[proletar] Re: Young Christian Girls Trafficked into Forced Labor and Sex Slavery
Kalo ditempat kristen ada sign 'beware of the dog'. Kalo ditempat2 islam ada sign 'dont worry about the dog. Beware of the owner. Trespassers will be prostituted'. taunya bukan trespassers doang toh haha --- In proletar@yahoogroups.com, itemabu2 wrote: > > Hehehe... ternyata madrasah2 itu merupakan tempat jualan cewek, > perbudakan sex dan pemerkosaan dlm rangka daqwah dan jihad di jalan > auloh. > > Tentunya mesjid2 jg ga banyak bedanya, bukan? > > > http://www.persecution.org/2013/05/05/young-christian-girls-trafficked-into-forced-labor-and-sex-slavery/ > > > Young Christian Girls Trafficked into Forced Labor and Sex Slavery > > > Breaking the Silence in Bangladesh > > By Corey Bailey > > 5/5/2013 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern)-More than > 140 children have been rescued from Islamic training centers > (madrassas) in the last nine months, with a majority of the children > targeted because of their Christian faith. The females, accounting > for nearly half of those rescued, report that they were used for > forced labor and sex slavery. > > New information has come to light regarding the treatment of the young > girls rescued from madrassas earlier this year. "They were forcefully > converted to Islam," said Akash, a contact for International Christian > Concern (ICC) whose name is changed for security reasons. "The girls > were made to wear veils at all times. Some girls were also forced to > work as slaves in the homes of Muslim families and were only fed one > time a day." > > The rescued girls were told they would study at a Christian school and > receive training to become beauticians. However, after completing the > grueling travel from their villages to the capitol city, Dhaka, they > discovered it was all a lie. "Instead of training in the Beautifying > Parlor, we were forcefully sent to hotels for the sex trade," > explained one of the girls. > > Suspicions Lead to Rescue > > Last year Akash was selling bus tickets for a transportation company > in Bangladesh when he noticed that a man named Norbert Tripura > frequently traveled to Dhaka with groups of children. When asked what > he was doing, Norbert replied that he was taking the children to a > Christian missionary school "where they can eat and live in comfort > with a good education." Hoping for his daughter to have the > opportunity for a quality education, Akash asked Norbert to take her > to the Christian missionary school, and became suspicious when he was > refused. "Doubt was created in my mind when Norbert continued to avoid > me," said Akash. > > Akash began to investigate the matter and soon discovered that > countless families had sent their children with men, including > Norbert, who were later discovered to be traffickers. With the help > of an ICC ministry partner, Akash arranged for the rescue of the first > twelve children in July 2012. More were rescued in October 2012, > followed by over 100 rescued since January 2013. > > How Does This Happen > > As Christians, these children and their families are a marginalized > minority in a country that is over 90% Muslim. As minorities, > Christians find it difficult to locate jobs and obtain quality > education. They are sometimes even banned from using community wells > in the villages. As a result, many Christians, specifically the > Tripura people, are extremely poor and desperate for a better life for > their children. This, in turn, leaves them vulnerable to traffickers > like Norbert. > > Reports by The Kapaeeng Foundation and ICC's partner in Bangladesh > indicate that there may be as many as 138 children from Rangamati, 42 > from Banderban and six from Khagrachari that are still missing. "We > think they are also sold to madrassas and we are searching for them," > said Akash. "It is my dream that all the children will be rescued and > receive a higher education so that they can stand on their own two > feet." > > You are free to disseminate this news story. We request that you > reference ICC (International Christian Concern) and include our web > address, www.persecution.org. ICC is a Washington-DC based human > rights organization that exists to help persecuted Christians > worldwide. ICC provides Awareness, Advocacy, and Assistance to the > worldwide persecuted Church. For additional information or for an > interview, contact ICC at 800-422-5441. > Post message: prole...@egroups.com Subscribe : proletar-subscr...@egroups.com Unsubscribe : proletar-unsubscr...@egroups.com List owner : proletar-ow...@egroups.com Homepage: http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: proletar-dig...@yahoogro
Re: [proletar] Re: Young Christian Girls Trafficked into Forced Labor and Sex Slavery
Di daerah bersyariat iblis, cewek diharuskan pake pakean karung dan keluar disertai muhrimnya. Itu disebabkan banyak tukang merkosa berkeliaran. Dan krn itu di daerah bersyariat iblis, maka tukang merkosa itu tentunya adalah orang2 Islam yg soleh dan bertaqwa, pengikut dan pendukung syariat iblis. Jadi Islam itu berhasil mendidik pengikutnya mjd tukang merkosa. On 5/7/13, Nub wrote: > Kalo ditempat kristen ada sign 'beware of the dog'. > Kalo ditempat2 islam ada sign 'dont worry about the dog. Beware of the > owner. Trespassers will be prostituted'. > taunya bukan trespassers doang toh haha > > --- In proletar@yahoogroups.com, itemabu2 wrote: >> >> Hehehe... ternyata madrasah2 itu merupakan tempat jualan cewek, >> perbudakan sex dan pemerkosaan dlm rangka daqwah dan jihad di jalan >> auloh. >> >> Tentunya mesjid2 jg ga banyak bedanya, bukan? >> >> >> http://www.persecution.org/2013/05/05/young-christian-girls-trafficked-into-forced-labor-and-sex-slavery/ >> >> >> Young Christian Girls Trafficked into Forced Labor and Sex Slavery >> >> >> Breaking the Silence in Bangladesh >> >> By Corey Bailey >> >> 5/5/2013 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern)-More than >> 140 children have been rescued from Islamic training centers >> (madrassas) in the last nine months, with a majority of the children >> targeted because of their Christian faith. The females, accounting >> for nearly half of those rescued, report that they were used for >> forced labor and sex slavery. >> >> New information has come to light regarding the treatment of the young >> girls rescued from madrassas earlier this year. "They were forcefully >> converted to Islam," said Akash, a contact for International Christian >> Concern (ICC) whose name is changed for security reasons. "The girls >> were made to wear veils at all times. Some girls were also forced to >> work as slaves in the homes of Muslim families and were only fed one >> time a day." >> >> The rescued girls were told they would study at a Christian school and >> receive training to become beauticians. However, after completing the >> grueling travel from their villages to the capitol city, Dhaka, they >> discovered it was all a lie. "Instead of training in the Beautifying >> Parlor, we were forcefully sent to hotels for the sex trade," >> explained one of the girls. >> >> Suspicions Lead to Rescue >> >> Last year Akash was selling bus tickets for a transportation company >> in Bangladesh when he noticed that a man named Norbert Tripura >> frequently traveled to Dhaka with groups of children. When asked what >> he was doing, Norbert replied that he was taking the children to a >> Christian missionary school "where they can eat and live in comfort >> with a good education." Hoping for his daughter to have the >> opportunity for a quality education, Akash asked Norbert to take her >> to the Christian missionary school, and became suspicious when he was >> refused. "Doubt was created in my mind when Norbert continued to avoid >> me," said Akash. >> >> Akash began to investigate the matter and soon discovered that >> countless families had sent their children with men, including >> Norbert, who were later discovered to be traffickers. With the help >> of an ICC ministry partner, Akash arranged for the rescue of the first >> twelve children in July 2012. More were rescued in October 2012, >> followed by over 100 rescued since January 2013. >> >> How Does This Happen >> >> As Christians, these children and their families are a marginalized >> minority in a country that is over 90% Muslim. As minorities, >> Christians find it difficult to locate jobs and obtain quality >> education. They are sometimes even banned from using community wells >> in the villages. As a result, many Christians, specifically the >> Tripura people, are extremely poor and desperate for a better life for >> their children. This, in turn, leaves them vulnerable to traffickers >> like Norbert. >> >> Reports by The Kapaeeng Foundation and ICC's partner in Bangladesh >> indicate that there may be as many as 138 children from Rangamati, 42 >> from Banderban and six from Khagrachari that are still missing. "We >> think they are also sold to madrassas and we are searching for them," >> said Akash. "It is my dream that all the children will be rescued and >> receive a higher education so that they can stand on their own two >> feet." >> >> You are free to disseminate this news story. We request that you >> reference ICC (International Christian Concern) and include our web >> address, www.persecution.org. ICC is a Washington-DC based human >> rights organization that exists to help persecuted Christians >> worldwide. ICC provides Awareness, Advocacy, and Assistance to the >> worldwide persecuted Church. For additional information or for an >> interview, contact ICC at 800-422-5441. >> > > > Post message: prole...@egroups.com Subscribe : proletar-subscr...@egroups.c
