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Those whacky Mohammadan's are killing their women again!

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Raptorman:
Violence in Iraq increasingly targeting women

Violence in Iraq increasingly targeting women "Many women activists have been murdered, many women university professors. Many women physicians have been killed, women in the police forces, reporters and journalists." Who would do such a thing? Why, hardline Muslims who believe that women working in such professions violates Sharia provisions. Islam Respects Women's Rights Alert from AFP

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20061122/wl_mideast_afp/iraqwomenwidowsngo_061122172539

VIENNA (AFP) - Women are increasingly the victims of violence in Iraq, as direct targets of assassinations and as widows left without support after the deaths of their husbands, an Iraqi women's activist said.  "Many women activists have been murdered, many women university professors. Many women physicians have been killed, women in the police forces, reporters and journalists," Rajaa al-Khuzai, president of the Iraqi National Council of Women, told a news conference in Vienna.

"We are losing an average 100 Iraqi (men) every day ... so I think (we have an additional) 3,000 widows every month... and all of them are young and have no support for them and their families," she added. Al-Khuzai, a trained gynaecologist, was one of the first women in Iraq's interim Governing Council and was a member of the drafting committee for the new Iraqi constitution.

She then set up the Iraqi Widows Organisation, which promotes women's rights and provides material and other support to mostly young widows, often with children.

"We need to train and educate these young women ... by educating women we are educating all Iraqis," she said, adding her organisation could help secure the future of Iraq.

"If we want to see stability in the region we have to highlight the role of the women ... women who will make the change on the ground," said Edit Schlaffer, chairwoman of the Vienna-based Women Without Borders, which organized the talk.

Before Saddam Hussein's regime, Iraqi women enjoyed more rights than most of their counterparts in the region and even during the 1980s, "men were involved in the (Iran-Iraq) war and women took over", Al-Khuzai said.

"We played the role of the mother and father in the home." But now "women are very easy targets," especially high-profile women such as herself, she added.

fjack:
Dear sarah, why don't you go to the nearest ghetto school and ask one of your follow black or muslim biped for one. You may have to put out for it, but I am sure you would not mind that.

MasterWolf1:
Sarah when you going to give it up you know damn well that this forum and people on this forum is extremly aware of your Islamic propaganda you fool no one here Fatima.

stevefromqueens:
None of us should be surprised by this slaughter. It is blatantly obvious to anyone who reads the Koran, observes the workings of Islamic theocracies, or listens to the craziness preached in mosques and madrassas that Islam is a highly misogynistic belief system. Whether its the Saudis who barred the door of a girls school during a fire and let the young women burn to death rather than have them run out into the street without their chadors, or the bulls--t that women are veiled out of "respect" - women in the Islamic world always seem to be the ones who pay for male hangups. I often wonder just what all those Muslim men are afraid of? Are they not secure enough in their manhood to deal with women as equals? Personally I think the women of Islam are as crazy as their men are to put up with this nonsense.

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