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Dutch-Moroccan ‘Lover Boy’ Pimps

17/05/2012

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Female Sex Slave (Cropped), Photo by Ira Gelb

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 15:46 PM EDT, 17 May 2012 Al Jazeera reported on the release of a film about the explosive increase in the Netherlands of forced prostitution of girls as young as 12 by their Dutch-Moroccan ‘boyfriends.’ The film by Julia Rooke and Caroline Pare features Ibrahim, a Dutch-Moroccan social worker who [...]

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Are all Men Pedophiles (Trailer)

16/05/2012

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Child Mannequins Questioning, Photo by Nova Hart

Reblogged from This is MY Soapbox: Are all men pedophiles? Of course not! But this is the recent subject of a documentary. I’ll let you watch the trailer. The trailer isn’t bringing up any facts that would change my mind. Just because models start off their careers at the age of 16 doesn’t imply that all [...]

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Waris Dirie | FGM vs Circumcision

03/05/2012

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Waris Dirie, Photo by One Young World v2

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 16:00 PM EDT, 3 May 2012 Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is currently one of the most egregious women’s rights abuses occurring globally. It is a subject that is hard to discuss because of its intimate, sexual and graphic nature. However, it is exactly because of the life-long psychological and physical [...]

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The Sexual Hyprocrisy of the Taliban

06/04/2012

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Young Afghanistan Boy Sex Slave Force Kissed by Taliban, Photo by Lorraine Venberg

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 15:11 PM EDT, 6 April 2012 AFGHANISTAN – When the book “The Kite Runner” was made into a movie many people, including me, were shocked at the scene where a Taliban leader rapes a boy in the story. I thought that this must be aberrant behavior peculiar to the individual [...]

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‘Raped for a Living’

23/03/2012

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Child Prostitute, Photo by Tia Rockstar

Reblogged from The Bedroom Door.: Whilst the majority of us get up each day, get dressed and go to work to earn a living, Women all over Ireland are waking up each day to face another day of torture, another day of being degraded, another day of being ‘Raped for a Living’. These are the [...]

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Joseph Kony viral video campaign clouded in controversy

07/03/2012

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African Child Soldier

Reblogged from National Post | News: A documentary film aimed at exposing the heinous acts of Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony exploded over the Internet Wednesday, drawing praise and condemnation from the millions who viewed it. The half-hour film Kony 2012, made by the U.S. organization Invisible Children, tells the story of a child soldier named Jacob [...]

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Just A Snip. Now Overreact.

16/02/2012

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Female Circumcision Photo

Reblogged from The Case Against Intactivism: I have two blog posts planned for the night.  I think I’ll go ahead and start on one of the most ridiculous claims put forth by intactivists.  One that’s roundly mocked by pretty much anyone with two braincells to rub together. There’s an oft-posted blog about  a baby girl [...]

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UNAMID Deputy Chief acts on her commitment to North Darfur returnees

15/02/2012

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Darfur Woman

Reblogged from Database of Press Releases related to Africa – APO-Source:     UNAMID Deputy Chief acts on her commitment to North Darfur returnees   EL FASHER (DARFUR), Sudan, February 15, 2012/African Press Organization (APO)/ — With the slaying of goats, the people of Kuma Garadyat today expressed their commitment to work with the African [...]

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Fistula: The Scourge of Child Brides

06/09/2011

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Bangladeshi Girl Trafficked into Sexual Slavery

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 22:40 PM EDT, 6 September 2011 In many countries around the world, young girls are being forced into marriage by their families or society. These marriages are less about religious practices than the economic needs of the families into which these girls are born. Across the continent of Africa, Middle [...]

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