naked-yogi:

busybeatalks:

housewifeswag:

James Deen raped Stoya.

Sex workers CAN be raped. I don’t understand why that’s a difficult concept. Consent is required. Every single time. And in every moment. The excuse of “oh they live that lifestyle/it’s expected/slurs” is not acceptable. If someone says no, you stop. Period. Otherwise it’s RAPE.

I hope she can heal from this.

I had no idea. This makes me so sad.

this is important. shoutout to all you James Deen fans.

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2020-11-05

I made this a long time ago.  I think the time is right.

3rd Law (greek tv) Revenge on two rapists, “Heathers” way: the two bad guys get a taste of their own medicine, drugged, stripped and captured in video as two gay lovers, the footage sent to all their classmates

fiercerthanyou:

Meena Keshwar Kamal, ‘The Bravest of the Brave’

Meena was an Afghan revolutionary political activist, feminist and founder of Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA). She was only 20 when, in 1977, she launched RAWA, Afghanistan’s first organized movement for women’s rights. Four years later, Meena launched a bilingual feminist magazine called Payam-e-Zan (Women’s Message).

In the beginnings with RAWA, Meena started a campaign against the Russian forces and their puppet regime in 1979 and organized numerous processions and meetings in schools, colleges and Kabul University to mobilize public opinion. Payam-e-Zan has constantly exposed the criminal nature of fundamentalist groups. Meena also established Watan Schools for refugee children, a hospital and handicraft centers for refugee women in Pakistan to support Afghan women financially.

Sadly, when she was only 31, Meena was assassinated by agents of KHAD (Afghanistan branch of KGB) in Pakistan in 1987. She was married to Afghanistan Liberation Organization leader Faiz Ahmad, who himself was assassinated a year earlier, by the agents of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar in 1986. They have three children, whose whereabouts are unknown.

Meena represented the struggle Middle East needs the most – the liberation from within. Not some Western forces coming to “liberate” or to “establish a democracy”, but a true change that can never be achieved by imposing it from the outside. She spoke about the history of Afghan women’s struggle for social recognition and equal rights in connection to the history of the country’s physical and cultural devastation (by different invasions and wars). She connected the two, which is what Western mainstream media so often fails to do.

Her organization, RAWA, continued with work after Meena was assassinated, and is still very active today.

Women from RAWA are doing great things and helping many people. In that sense, all those images we see of helpless and abused Afghan women in the Western media, obuscure the great role Afghan women play as agents of change in Afghanistan, and have been playing for the last couple of decades. It’s not just RAWA and Meena. 

One of the things that first comes to my mind is the story of the village widowed women built on a hill overlooking Kabul. Or the storyof women’s bakery in a small village in rural Afghanistan. Or the story of Shamsia Hassani, Afghanistan’s first female street artist. Or the story of Setara, singer who appeared on the Afghan Star, sang with great emotion, and included dance in her final performance, an action that put her life in danger. Or the story of Sadaf Rahimi, first female boxer in Afghan national team, who was invited to London Olympics in 2012 (at the age of 17).

There’s many stories like this, and there will be many more, because the women of Afghanistan are not just oppressed, abused and broken, but powerful, brave and active. Like Meena was. 

“Hope is the thing with feathers,” Emily Dickinson wrote a long time ago, and it still keeps so many warm, and will never stops…

Meena Keshwar Kamal speaking in 1982, photo via RAWA

Text Courtesy: Middle East Revised

Psychopath child killer Marc Dutroux has been called “the monster of Belgium” since he and his then wife, who acted as his accomplice, murdered four girls as young as eight years old. The Belgian serial killer planned a mass abduction of girls to create his own underground city of kidnapped children.

Two of the girls were buried alive, two starved to death as Dutroux’s wife Michelle Martin fed the dogs guarding the imprisoned. Two other girls miraculously were rescued before Dutroux had time to kill them. One of the girls had spent 80 days chained up and raped in a filthy secret room built into one of the psychopath’s many properties.

He decided to compose letters to the parents of his victims. Dutroux, who claims freedom is his human “right” as a citizen is writing the letters “to demonstrate he is not necessarily the cold monster” described in accounts of his terrible crimes.

The father of one of Dutroux’s victims denounced the letter on Facebook as “purely strategic for his release”. J

But the justice system in Belgium was partly responsible for the fact that the psychopathic child molester was free to commit them.

It has never been fully explained why Belgian police didn’t go straight to Dutroux and arrest him when little girls across the country began to go missing.

Dutroux, the child of teachers who worked in the Belgian Congo, trained as an electrician and began his criminal career stealing cars, dealing drugs and robbing people in violent muggings.He made enough money trading stolen cars to countries behind the iron curtain to buy seven houses, three of which he would use to torture children. At his main residence in Marcinelle, an old mining suburb in the southern Belgian town of Charleroi, he built a secret cellar hole one metre wide, 1.6m tall and just over 2m long. It was hidden behind a concrete door disguised as a shelf.

Cruz, an 18-year-old restaurant worker, invited a friend over, who later recalled being startled at least twice by strange noises outside and in the garage. But the teenager dismissed the sounds, and her friend left near midnight.

The next morning, a real estate agent coming to show the home discovered Cruz in her bedroom. She’d been raped and bludgeoned to death, her teeth shattered and her face bloodied beyond recognition. There were tennis shoe prints in the soil outside the house and a heavy wrench missing from the backyard.

Investigators initially homed in on the last people to see Cruz alive and her former boyfriends, but the case went cold. Although police assembled a rape kit, DNA testing of crime scene evidence was in its infancy, and the kit was placed in storage for many years.

They didn’t know it in 1986, but Janelle was the last known victim of the Golden State Killer, ending the decade-long crime spree of one of the most sadistic serial killers and rapists in American history.

Since the early 1970s, an unknown assailant had been terrorising various parts of California from Sacramento to south of Los Angeles, earning him different nicknames in each crime spree: the “Visalia Ransacker”, the “East Area Rapist” and the “Original Night Stalker”. He often selected single-storey homes, accessed them by climbing through windows, and bound his victims’ hands. He blinded women with a flashlight and threatened to kill them. He took trophies from his victims - pieces of jewellery, cufflinks. Before he raped a 13-year-old girl, he placed dinner plates on the back of the girl’s mother in a separate room, and warned he would cut the daughter’s fingers off if he heard the plates clatter. 

Janelle Cruz had been dead for a decade when it was discovered that the DNA sample from her body matched DNA from the Harringtons and Manuela Witthuhn. Over time the DNA profile also matched with the Domino and Sanchez murders, and the Smiths, as well as to two Contra Costa County rape cases from the late 1970s. Although law enforcement has had a DNA profile for the Golden State Killer for decades now, a matching profile was never found in any national DNA database, meaning the man had never been caught for a subsequent crime where his DNA would have been collected.

According to the Sacramento Bee, the site GEDmatch  is a place for people to find long lost relatives, and has a database of 800,000 DNA profiles. Sacramento District Attorney Chief Deputy Steve Grippi confirmed that a family member of the killer had used the service, and they were able to isolate him as a suspect and collect “discarded” DNA on two occasions: once they collected multiple samples from a trash can outside the killer’s home in Citrus Heights. Some other time, as the killer walked into the craft store, police swabbed the driver’s side handle of his car.  They finally had a match. Is name was  Joseph DeAngelo Jr. He is accused of killing 12 and raping at least 50 women in total.

whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

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“ The truth behind [rape] it is they consented to sexual contact ”– An actual police commander in Bangladesh.

A recent UN report revealed that one in eight men in rural Bangladesh admit to having committed rape. Although it is a crime punishable by death, there are no accurate government figures for rape in Bangladesh, largely due to social stigma and a failure by local authorities to investigate alleged crimes. 

VICE News correspondent Tania Rashid traveled to Sylhet and met with both perpetrators and victims of rape as well as local police to find out what is driving Bangladeshi men to rape and abuse women, and what steps the authorities are taking to put an end to it.

Check out “An Epidemic of Brutal Sexual Assaults Is Terrorizing Women in Bangladesh” -http://bit.ly/1vxf8Y9

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