
This current of white-hot rage has to come as a surprise to some of you, because we tend to think “sexism” is being dismissive toward women, or paying them lower salaries — we don’t think of it as frenzied “burn the witch!” hatred
The Greatest Story Never Told

This current of white-hot rage has to come as a surprise to some of you, because we tend to think “sexism” is being dismissive toward women, or paying them lower salaries — we don’t think of it as frenzied “burn the witch!” hatred

The highlands women of Papua New Guinea (PNG) experience the most frequent and severe forms of violence, according to two studies. The violence is linked to extreme cultural traditions that discriminate against women and girls, such as polygamy, forced marriages, sorcery, witch-hunting and extra-judicial killings. But at least one woman is fighting back in Papua New Guinea. Lilly Be’Soer, who was once a victim of tribal conflict and has been in a polygamous marriage, founded Voice for Change, a women’s rights non-governmental organisation (NGO).

Lloyd traces how a difficult childhood led to a hair-raising journey that encompassed risk, recruitment, and violent abuse–to breaking free from sexual exploitation…and ultimately healing. She now is a top activist in the anti-trafficking movement.

In the carpeted, curtained splendor of a National Harbor hotel ballroom, a Nigerian social worker described the life of the abused women in her village, how they work and fish and trade at the market, “but the men take all the money from them.”
Care 2
August 29, 2010
* Target: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon
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In a desperate attempt to prevent sexual assault and teen pregnancy, Cameroonian mothers are literally ironing their daughters’ breasts with hot stones to make them less attractive.
Change.org
Women’s Rights
by Roxann MtJoy June 02, 2010 11:08 AM
In 1997, 15-year-old Tina Anderson became pregnant after being raped repeatedly by an older man she knew from church. Shockingly, when her pastor found out, he forced her to apologize in front of the entire congregation in Concord, New Hampshire, and then promptly helped whisk her away to live in Colorado.
by Portia
March 27, 2010
Now that the light of truth has been shed on the Vatican and its role in keeping abuse of children hidden, it is time to expose the suffering endured by thousands of mothers and children who were ordered back home to their violent husbands by Catholic priests after they had escaped such abuse.
It was standard practice to make mothers return with their children – No support given! No help given!, no advice given!
Just “Get back to your husband woman, that’s your place!”
Children and Mother continue to be abused by the psychopath legally endorsed by the system in the heart of Suffolk.
Suffolk Social Services
the Facts Behind the Lives of the Child Snatchers
United Kingdom
by Portia
In my role as an independent supporter, adviser, and advocate for children and protective parents over the last 15 years, I have encountered and observed many situations of domestic violence and the terrorising of mothers and children by abusive males.
As an example, my most recent case involved a mother with two children and the abject fears, which the abuser brought into their lives. After many years of suffering such violence in all its forms, physical, mental, emotional, sexual and financial, the protective mother was finally able to gather enough strength to escape with her children from the torture and torment of their persecutor and tormentor.
The Huffington Post
Ellen Snortland
Posted: March 1, 2010 01:57 PM
Twice a year, I get really lame-brained “Warning!” emails about the latest crimes against women and/or tips-for-the-gullible on how to stay safe. They are typically lumped under subject lines that say “Prevent Sexual Assault!” or “Caution: Criminals Lurk in Dumpsters” or some such nonsense. Given that I’m an expert in personal safety and self-defense, they are mind-bogglingly stupid to me and my colleagues at IMPACT Personal Safety…
A nine-year-old schoolgirl has become one of the world’s youngest mothers after giving birth to a 2.75kg boy in northeast China.
Times Live
South Africa
Feb. 2, 2010
The baby was delivered by Caesarean section at a hospital in Changchun, in Jilin province, when the girl was eight-and-a-half months pregnant.
Despite her youth, and the potential for complications during the delivery, it has been reported that the mother and child are in good health.
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