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Afghan Law Legalizes Rape Within Marriage
The Afghan government, meanwhile, is coming under international pressure to drop a law that effectively legalizes rape within
marriage and further restricts women’s rights. According to The Guardian of London, the law bans women from refusing to
have sex with their husbands and says they can only seek work, education or medical care with their husbands’ permission.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai signed the measure into law last month.
democracynow.org Headlines for April 1, 2009
New Afghan Law Allows Men to Starve Wives If They Refuse Sex
In other news from Afghanistan, a new law has gone into effect that allows a husband to starve his wife if she refuses to have sex. The law also prohibits women from working without their husband’s permission. Critics of the bill have accused President Karzai of selling out Afghan women for the sake of support from conservative Shiites in this week’s election. The bill also grants guardianship of children exclusively to their fathers and grandfathers, and it effectively allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by paying “blood money” to a girl who was injured when he raped her. democracynow.org Headlines for August 17, 2009
The Afghan government, meanwhile, is coming under international pressure to drop a law that effectively legalizes rape within
marriage and further restricts women’s rights. According to The Guardian of London, the law bans women from refusing to
have sex with their husbands and says they can only seek work, education or medical care with their husbands’ permission.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai signed the measure into law last month.
democracynow.org Headlines for April 1, 2009
New Afghan Law Allows Men to Starve Wives If They Refuse Sex
In other news from Afghanistan, a new law has gone into effect that allows a husband to starve his wife if she refuses to have sex. The law also prohibits women from working without their husband’s permission. Critics of the bill have accused President Karzai of selling out Afghan women for the sake of support from conservative Shiites in this week’s election. The bill also grants guardianship of children exclusively to their fathers and grandfathers, and it effectively allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by paying “blood money” to a girl who was injured when he raped her. democracynow.org Headlines for August 17, 2009
Artists and Activists Protest Tel Aviv Program at Toronto Film Fest
Jewish Activists Protest World Zionist Organization
Here in
Jane Hirschmann: “My parents were Holocaust survivors. And when I was a young girl, they taught me that it was important to have a Jewish homeland. But I question all that, because if getting a Jewish homeland means that you have to persecute 750,000 Palestinians and remove them from their land to get the state of Israel and then to continue for sixty years to persecute other people to control their air, their land, their sea, to control their water, to decide where they can go and when they can go, to put up barbed wire and keep them behind a wall, then I don’t want my children to grow up learning that because you’ve been persecuted in the past, you have a right to persecute others. And that’s why I’m standing here today as a Jew.”
Other protesters included the artist Abigail Levine.
Abigail Levine: “I don’t feel conscionable with this senseless violence being perpetuated in the name of the Jewish people and Jewish culture. And in one of the centers of the Jewish community in the world, here in New York, I feel like we have to stand up and say no to the occupation and no to violence against Palestinians. These people have a right to a humane existence and to education and to a decent home, like we demanded in our history.” democracynow.org Headlines for February 13, 2009
Acne, Pregnancy Among Disqualifying Conditions
As Baucus Unveils Health Plan Absent of Public Option, New Study Finds 45,000 Uninsured Die Every Year
Promoting Healthcare Reform, Obama Admits US Can’t Insure All Americans Without Single Payer
Single Payer Action - everybody in. nobody out [Join the Action]
Togba Porte[Sopranos]: “Any country as good as the United States of America should be able to have affordable healthcare for all of its citizens. When 41 million people do not have the right to healthcare, it’s a travesty, it’s an injustice, it’s unfair.” democracynow.org Headlines for June 26, 2009
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