Showing posts with label human rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human rights. Show all posts

Monday, March 10, 2014

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Friday, March 08, 2013

Kerala church bans rape victim!!!

Where is the "secular" outrage at this despicable ex-communication of a rape victim,
a minor and her entire family.

These are the same people who preach to Hindus and brainwash
people about the evils of the "caste system". Why, they even attempted to pass a U.N resolution equating the "caste system" with apartheid!

These are the same people and
organisations that commandeer Hindu Temple wealth for "secular" "public welfare" and who insist on interfering with Temple traditions, ex: language of worship and identity of priests etc.

Can such ex-communication be
legal or constitutional? The Indian constitution explicitly outlaws untouchability

The misogynists have very appropriately named their institution - after the
Portuguese invader who brought the inquisition and genocide to Goa down to the Malabar coast.

This victim, her family and their mistreatment by the Church are prime examples of why converts to Christianity in India should return to Sanatana Dharma.

http://m.timesofindia.com/india/Kerala-church-bans-Suryanelli-rape-victim/articleshow/18855324.cms


KOCHI: A Catholic church in central Kerala has banned the Suryanelli gang-rape victim and her relatives from entering the church.


St Francis Xavier Church at Sachivothamapuram near Kurichy in Kottayam district is said to have issued the directive two weeks ago. The church falls under Vijayapuram diocese and was established in 1906.

As the residents in the area have come to know the identity of the victim and her family,
it is better that they should stay away from the church until all the problems related to the case are resolved, the church is said to have ordered.

The victim had recently lodged a police complaint and a petition before a local magistrate court for probe against Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairperson PJ Kurien alleging that he had raped her. However, the court had last week dismissed the girl's plea for investigation against Kurien.

The victim's plea was based on revelation by lone rape convict, advocate Dharamarajan of Idukki.

Catholic church's own news service, Union of Catholic Asian News, had recently described the victim as a "16-year-old Catholic schoolgirl" and Kurien as "a Kerala Christian and Congress party leader".




Wednesday, March 06, 2013

The Chindu propagandizes for Maoists

The Chindu has completely morphed into a Naxalite pamphlet. There are no hints of mere leftist bias anymore.

Here, it makes a big deal about the statue of a police officer located in a Chattisgarh village -
accused of "rape". I don't recall The Chindu of ever making a big deal about actual rapes perpetrated by "Maoists" - of village women and poor, forcibly conscripted female Maoist cadre.

Besides, allegations against the police officer need to be *proven*.

By The Chindu's standards, the
"Maoist" courier doctor "Binayak Sen" (stealth christist) should have received capital punishment for waging war against the nation. Yet, The Chindu was in the forefront of a
vociferous international campaign by pseudo-liberals to
let off the "Maoist" doctor whose hands are stained with the blood of hundreds of Indian security forces personnel.

So the outcry over the policeman's statue is curious.

Isn't The Chindu aware of various fascist murderers and rapists who have prominent landmarks named after them, in
Delhi? Hasn't The Chindu heard about Babar road, Humayun road, Akbar road, Jehangir road,
Shah Jahan road, Aurangzeb road, Tughluq road, Bahadur Shah Zafar marg - in the national capital?

This is the ignorance that is derived from an incurable indoctrination in Communism and narrow Dravidian parochialism!


http://m.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/statue-of-rape-accused-adorns-this-chhattisgarh-village/article4479566.ece/?secid=2780



Monday, February 18, 2013

LTTE campaign delays execution of RG's assassins

Whatever our ideological perspectives may be, it is a fact that Rajiv Gandhi was a former Prime Minister of the nation whose patriotism was unquestionable. Despite being weighed down by Congress culture, his intentions were not malafide.

A careful perusal of the advocates of clemency for his
assassins and the institutions
(and nations) supporting them -
in the conspiracy to abort the delivery of justice is very informative.

There are some brainwashed useful idiot Hindus inadvertently adding their voice to this vile and seditious campaign. That is sympomatic of the LTTE itself -
poor Hindu Tamil footsoldiers
instigated and brainwashed
by the Christist LTTE leadership to die as cannon fodder in their
separatist war against Sri Lanka
(and ultimately against India itself).

I fervently hope that President Pranab Mukherjee puts an end to this evil expeditiously, by the stroke of his pen - in the same
manner that belatedly and finally delivered justice to Mohd. Afzal Guru &
Ajmal Amir Kasab.


http://m.timesofindia.com/india/LTTE-campaign-delayed-Rajiv-Gandhis-killers-hanging-source-says/articleshow/18550382.cms


NEW DELHI: Three Rajiv Gandhi assassins have opposed the execution of the death sentence awarded to them by pointing to the 12 year-lag between the Supreme Court's confirmation of the high court's order to send them to the gallows and the rejection of the mercy petition by President. Behind this argument, it turns out, is a well-organized campaign by LTTE cadres, sympathizers and human rights groups opposed to death penalty who could well have been the reason for the delay in the first place.

The announcement of death penalty led to the European Union issuing a demarche to the Indian government. Tamil and human rights groups lobbied France, South Africa, Germany, Denmark, UK MPs, the Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore as well as Indian ministers for not carrying out the death sentence. Rashtrapati Bhavan was bombarded with clemency pleas.

It was against such a backdrop that President K R Narayanan did not take up the clemency pleas in 1999.

Among the other petitioners who sought death penalty waiver were NGOs like Campaign against Death Penalty, Dravidians for Peace & Justice, South Africa chapter, South African Tamil Federation, The World Saivite Council, the South Indian Foundation and the Federation of Tamil Associations in France.

Others quoted Gladys Staines who forgave those who murdered her husband and children.

Among the political leaders who petitioned for the four were MDMK's Vaiko and SAD's Simranjit Singh Mann.
Rev Dr Arul Das James, Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore, and Baba Amte also supported clemency while the then minister of state for petroleum and natural gas E Ponnuswamy forwarded a plea as well. From the judiciary, V Krishna Iyer and Justice Hosbet Suresh also submitted pleas to Narayanan.







Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Kashmiri communist says Afzal Guru's execution was "indecent"

Terrorist attacks on India's Parliament = decent

Genocide of 500,000 Kashmiri Pandits = decent

Decapitation of Indian army soldiers = decent

Mutilation of Indian soldiers = decent

Playing football with severed heads of Indian soldiers = decent

Roasting alive 80 Hindu pilgrims on a train = decent

Molestation of female police constables by Bangladeshi rage boys = decent

......
.......
Belated capital punishment awarded to Jihadi terrorist, after
exhaustive, 12 year long judicial
process = INDECENT

One could argue that the timing of the execution was rather curious - but nobody can legitimately accuse the GOI of exhibiting indecent haste or idecency in executing this enemy of the nation.

http://m.timesofindia.com/india/Execution-of-Afzal-Guru-indecent-CPM/articleshow/18484113.cms


Tarigami said the process of execution of Guru was "indecent" and the act has "left bare the mindset at New Delhi that could not hold basic decency of a democratic set-up and legal requirements in dealing with an issue full of serious political ramifications for Jammu and Kashmir".




Monday, February 11, 2013

Global "Human rights" groups condemn Afzal Guru execution

The usual suspects protest - when GOI, for once takes a baby step, after a decade long delay towards fighting terrorism. Read the names of the shady
"human rights" mafiosi at the link:

http://m.rediff.com/news/report/global-rights-groups-condemn-afzal-gurus-hanging/20130210.htm#


Meanwhile, London-based Amnesty International has also expressed concern over Afzal's execution.

"We condemn the execution in the strongest possible terms.
This very regrettably puts India in opposition to the global trend towards moving away from death penalty", said Shashikumar Velath,
Programmes Director at Amnesty International India...
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I also saw a news report about Bajrang Dal activists celebrating the news with sweets. While their sentiment is understandable, the celebration is pointless. If GOI eliminates
Hafiz Mohammed Saeed & Moulana Masood Azhar using
missile/aerial strikes or a special forces operation - I'll join the celebrations on the street.

However, even that would be a short term victory. After all, the extermination of Bin Laden has not ended terrorism. It is the ideological mindset that has to be defeated.





Tuesday, February 05, 2013

Youth Congress Xtist thugs rape Harijan girl

The Shroud of Turin's "secular" ruffians go around raping defenseless school girls so that the Vatican can denigrate India as a "land of rapists", trace it back to the native religion and culture - then justify the outright destruction of the traditions thus demonized.

A disproportionately large number of such "Youth Congress" thugs are stealth Christists or overt Christist converts.

http://m.rediff.com/news/report/youth-cong-leader-two-others-booked-for-raping-dalit-girl/20130204.htm#


A case has been registered against a youth Congress leader and two others for allegedly kidnapping and raping an 18-year-old dalit girl in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh, the police said on Monday.

"A case has been registered against Goldy Nayak, Youth Congress president of Sarangarh constituency, and his two associates for allegedly kidnapping and raping the class XII student, based on her complaint on Sunday," Superintendent of police Praphull Thakur said.




Put Burkas on babies: Saudi cleric

There may be a legitimate threat to the girl child in Saudia Barbaria, including 1 year olds - but is cloaking them in a Burka
any solution?

It is the barbaric mindset that needs to change.

http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2013/02/03/264031.html


A Saudi cleric has called for all female babies to be fully covered by wearing the face veil, commonly known as the burka, citing reports of little girls being sexually molested.

In a TV interview on the Islamic al-Majd TV, which seems to date back to mid-last year, Sheikh Abdullah Daoud, stressed that wearing the veil will protect baby girls. The Sheikh tried to back his assertion with claims of sexual molestation against babies in the kingdom, quoting unnamed medical and security sources.




Saturday, December 15, 2012

Italian marines want to go home for "Christmas"

How touching! I'm sure that can be arranged. All it's going to take is a call from "Santa Claus" to the Shroud of Turin.

http://m.rediff.com/news/report/italian-marines-want-to-go-home-for-christmas/20121214.htm#

The two Italian marines, now on bail in the case relating to killing of two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast on February 15 this year, on Friday filed a petition in the high court seeking relaxation of bail conditions to enable them visit their homes in Italy for Christmas.

The marines said their families have arranged special mass and prayers and they want to participate in the religious ceremony of Christmas in the last two weeks of this month.




Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Human Rights in Christist Europe

Both France and Italy targeted the Roma with populist eviction policies, while long-running discrimination continues in much of eastern Europe.
"In some places, like Romania and Bulgaria, the laws applying to free movement within the European Union don't quite apply to them in the same way that they apply to other people."
The Guardian: Gypsies arrived in Europe 1,500 years ago, genetic study says

Wednesday, December 05, 2012

Trafficked Maids To Order

As more Indian women go out to work, the voracious demand for maids has outstripped supply. This is fuelling a business that, in large part, thrives on human trafficking by unregulated placement agencies.

With a commission fee of up to 30,000 rupees and a maids' monthly salary of up to 5,000 rupees, an agency can make more than $1,500 annually for each girl, say anti-trafficking groups.
Trafficked maids to order: The darker side of richer India

Monday, November 26, 2012

Home minister: Need to rethink death penalty

The bleeding heart "human rights" brigade has commenced its violent ritual of breast beating
to the accompaniment of loud wailing by the likes of Burka Dutt et al. Their tender sentiments of "Insaniyat"
(humanity - insanity?) injured by the execution of 26/11 terrorist
Ajmal Kasab.

The lives of 166 Indian citizens, according to official figures - counts for nothing. The life of the single terrorist awarded capital punishment is apparently invaluable to these loonies, who are now trying to cajole the all too willing UPA regime - to abolish capital punishment.

Mr. Shinde's perverted philosophy has only one goal, i.e. to secure the life of Mohd. Afzal Guru, the deathrow convict in the 2001Parliament Jihad attack.

Just one question: What took so long? I'm actually surprised that the wailing and breast beating took so many days to commence - after Kasab's hanging.

http://m.indianexpress.com/news/need-to-rethink-death-penalty-says-shinde/1036306/


Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said on Sunday that the government needs to “rethink” its policy on capital punishment.
Speaking at the Idea Exchange programme organised by Loksatta, the Marathi newspaper of The Indian Express Group, Shinde said: “We need to rethink. We (the government and Rashtrapati Bhavan) received a representation from 13-14 eminent Indian persons yesterday demanding a ban on death penalty. There should not be cruelty. They said these convicts (should) be made to serve in jail and need not be released on parole.”

Shinde’s statement comes just days after 26/11 terror attack convict Ajmal Amir Kasab was hanged.


Friday, November 16, 2012

Homicidal Catholics murder Hindu woman in Ireland


http://m.thehindu.com/news/international/savitas-death-triggers-irish-backlash-against-antiabortion-law/article4099008.ece/?secid=2780

Her last words were "I'm neither Catholic nor Irish".

They killed the poor woman by their deliberate and obstinate refusal, on religious grounds - to perform the necessary medical procedure.

This is pre-meditated homicide, plain and simple - Insomniac Manmohan Singh better lose some sleep over this - he is usually exercised over the fate of expatriate Desi Jihadis in Australia, England etc.

John Dayal, Cedric Prakash and their ilk - even the "Shroud of Turin" need to be held accountable for this outrage - as representatives of the Catholic church in India.

Where is the "Pink Panty brigade" of Karnataka when a woman from that state has been killed by Christist bigots?

Question: Have the Irish been brainwashed by Aamir Khan's diabolical propaganda about
"Hindoo foeticide".

The broker media in India is busy minimizing and rationalizing away the Christian/Catholic motivation behind this crime. After all, don't we all know that Christism is a
"religion of Love" (TM)?


Wednesday, November 14, 2012

German State Votes to Protect Roma

The northern state of Schleswig-Holstein has become the first state in Germany to add Roma and Sinti to its list of ethnic groups protected under the state constitution. The state says the move should be a model for other German states and the rest of the world.

About 70,000 currently live in Germany, with an estimated 5,000 of them in Schleswig-Holstein. Roma and Sinti were one of the primary groups persecuted under Nazi Germany, with around 500,000 believed to have been murdered in the Holocaust.
Spiegel: Northern German State Votes to Protect Roma and Sinti

Monday, September 10, 2012

Persecuted Hindus Fleeing Pakistan

"You can kill us here, but we do not want to go back to Pakistan. Every day we face persecution and our troubles have doubled with the rise of Islamic extremism". 
In 2005, India granted citizenship to 13,000 Pakistani Hindus.

BBC News: More  Pakistani Hindus return to India

Fit for an episode of Satyameva Jayate? 

Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Saturday, October 01, 2011

Pak Rape Victim Being Persecuted

A young girl who was the victim of a gang-rape in Pakistan is now suffering harassment along with her family, because the family won't carry out an "honor-killing" against her for "adultery".

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

The Death of Saleem Shahzad

The New Yorker has an interesting article on events leading upto the murder of Pakistani journalist Saleem Shahzad. Here's an interesting excerpt:
The trouble, he said, had begun on March 25th, the day that he published the story about bin Laden’s being on the move. The next morning, he got a phone call from an officer at the I.S.I., summoning him to the agency’s headquarters, in Aabpara, a neighborhood in eastern Islamabad. When Shahzad showed up, he was met by three I.S.I. officers. The lead man, he said, was a naval officer, Rear Admiral Adnan Nazir, who serves as the head of the I.S.I.’s media division.

“They were very polite,” Shahzad told me. He glanced over his shoulder. “They don’t shout, they don’t threaten you. This is the way they operate. But they were very angry with me.” The I.S.I. officers asked him to write a second story, retracting the first. He refused.

And then Admiral Nazir made a remark so bizarre that Shahzad said he had thought about it every day since.

“We want the world to believe that Osama is dead,” Nazir said.

Bin Laden was still alive, his whereabouts presumably unknown, when that conversation occurred. I pressed Shahzad. What did they mean by that?

He shrugged and glanced over his shoulder again. They were obviously trying to protect bin Laden, he said.

“Do you think the I.S.I. was hiding bin Laden?” I asked him.

Shahzad shrugged again and said yes. But he hadn’t been able to prove it. (The I.S.I. calls this claim an “unsubstantiated accusation of a very serious nature.”)

Perhaps the US should abduct Pakistan's Rear Admiral Nazir, and give him a thorough interrogation on the issue of how much Pakistan knew about Bin Laden's whereabouts.