Afghan Police Abuse Woman

[BarakzaiAbdali]

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/04/wo...of-karzai.html

Once again, Afghanistan is fast on the way to becoming Pakistan next door to Pakistan:

In the rape case, Mr. Faizi said, the president told the Interior Ministry to make sure that the local Afghan Local Police unit being accused was disarmed, and that the woman’s attackers be brought to justice, including the unit’s commander. The accusations were brought by Lal Bibi, an 18-year-old daughter of sheepherders who said she was detained, held captive for five days and repeatedly raped and beaten after a distant cousin of hers offended a family connected to the police force.
The case, which The New York Times wrote about on Saturday, again put the spotlight on the Afghan Local Police, a force trained by American Special Operations forces and deployed as a lightly trained but armed neighborhood watch. Active primarily in rural areas, it is intended to fill in where there are few national security forces. But complaints about the groups by residents have been growing, especially in northern Afghanistan, where they have been repeatedly accused of extortion and corruption, among other abuses."

And similar to how Pakistan deemphasizes the abuses or rewrites them:

"The Interior Ministry released a statement on Sunday saying two men had been arrested in a case in which “an A.L.P. commander had harassed a young woman.” But the statement omitted any mention of the reported rape, nor did it say whether the two men who had been arrested were local police members."

[Friend]

This is not a Pakistan or Afghanistan issue. Whenever you will spread vulgarity and then no strict punishments for the culprits such incidents will happen and will increase day by day. Just wait and watch

[RevolutionThroughReason]

but sexual assault of women happens more in Muslim countries where people are strict and not as much in Western countries.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

This is not a Pakistan or Afghanistan issue. Whenever you will spread vulgarity and then no strict punishments for the culprits such incidents will happen and will increase day by day. Just wait and watch

I meant with how corrupt the police are.... And what theyget away with

[Shah-i-Kot]

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/04/wo...of-karzai.html

Once again, Afghanistan is fast on the way to becoming Pakistan next door to Pakistan:

In the rape case, Mr. Faizi said, the president told the Interior Ministry to make sure that the local Afghan Local Police unit being accused was disarmed, and that the woman’s attackers be brought to justice, including the unit’s commander. The accusations were brought by Lal Bibi, an 18-year-old daughter of sheepherders who said she was detained, held captive for five days and repeatedly raped and beaten after a distant cousin of hers offended a family connected to the police force.
The case, which The New York Times wrote about on Saturday, again put the spotlight on the Afghan Local Police, a force trained by American Special Operations forces and deployed as a lightly trained but armed neighborhood watch. Active primarily in rural areas, it is intended to fill in where there are few national security forces. But complaints about the groups by residents have been growing, especially in northern Afghanistan, where they have been repeatedly accused of extortion and corruption, among other abuses."

And similar to how Pakistan deemphasizes the abuses or rewrites them:

"The Interior Ministry released a statement on Sunday saying two men had been arrested in a case in which “an A.L.P. commander had harassed a young woman.” But the statement omitted any mention of the reported rape, nor did it say whether the two men who had been arrested were local police members."

It is seen as exactly for these reasons of crime and disorder that the Taliban's reach is extending to the North.

https://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/16/world/asia/16kunduz.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all

“The government claims they established arbekais to protect the villages, but if you go to the villagers and ask the villagers some will even say they prefer the Taliban, because the arbekais are harassing them, taxing them,” he said.

The abuses of the armed groups, along with the growing disenfranchisement of Pashtuns who won few seats in Parliament in most northern provinces, have begun to make the Taliban more attractive for those who are already disillusioned with the government.
“It is the carelessness of the government that the Taliban have come back,” said Mahboobullah Mahboob, the chairman of the Kunduz Provincial Council, who is a Tajik. “They returned here and they started to grow, and the government didn’t pay attention. We implored the central government repeatedly because the local government couldn’t counter them.

[Afghanistan2010]

but sexual assault of women happens more in Muslim countries where people are strict and not as much in Western countries.

Yes,because sexual assaults in west,they agree being assaulted therefore it is called having fun,snuggle up and other such words.

[IamDZJ]

if you want to talk about afghan women being abused then talk about them being burned alive by their families and sexually assaulted for walking down the market.
People whining about not wanting to pay tax doesn't earn my sympathy. You want the country reconstructed, proper education for your children and independence, are refusing forign aide but you don't want to pay taxes or send your children to serve in the army. I suppose God will drop all those good things at us from the sky since we are whole lot mightier than the rest of the humanity.
Some people are used to using other's misfortune to their own advantage. It's bad enough that afghan women have it that bad in their own households but some have to go one step further and use them to bash a government they aren't in favor of..D beghairatano majlis.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Yes,because sexual assaults in west,they agree being assaulted therefore it is called having fun,snuggle up and other such words.

Apparently you don't know the meaning of assault.

[faye]

Yes,because sexual assaults in west,they agree being assaulted therefore it is called having fun,snuggle up and other such words.

that is not assault. that is consensual sex, fun or snuggling.

[khushal]

but sexual assault of women happens more in Muslim countries where people are strict and not as much in Western countries.

here is the rate in america.
http://www.rainn.org/statistics
I cant find any reliable statistics for muslim countries so where do you draw your conclusion from.

[khushal]

that is not assault. that is consensual sex, fun or snuggling.

date rape is more common than people think in the west. women have been raped and not even know it.

[faye]

with that drug they are using? there was lots of info about this on news and programmes, here. it has quieted down on that, at the moment.

[haviZsultan]

date rape is more common than people think in the west. women have been raped and not even know it.

Rufilin or Rufies is easily available off the shelf in any pharmacy, man. They need laws to prevent it.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

date rape is more common than people think in the west. women have been raped and not even know it.

Most marriages in Afghanistan are forced marriages; which means the sex is technically nonconsentual. So majority of Afghan women have been raped and not even know it.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

here is the rate in america.
http://www.rainn.org/statistics
I cant find any reliable statistics for muslim countries so where do you draw your conclusion from.

http://sgdatabase.unwomen.org/searchDetail.action?measureId=26183&baseHREF=country&baseHREFId=101

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:

The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission estimates that between 60 and 80 per cent of all marriages in Afghanistan are forced marriages and approximately 57 per cent of girls are married before the age of 16.

Which means about 70% of women in Afghanistan are raped.