A society of ignominy, dishonour but authorities remains shameless

Situation is not better in Asia, where 40% girls are sold to brothels. A recent government commissioned survey in India of 2007, revealed 53% children are victims of sexual abuse.

Though, very few countries lack regulations to protect children, conviction rate remain abysmally low. Perpetrators go scot free because, either victims fail to present witnesses or evidences or culprits bribe police & the judicial system. If it goes on like this, it would be like giving incentives to the likes of our home grown Santosh Singhs & Surinder Kohlis to continue with their mayhem because civilised society is too weakkneed to deliver justice to the mother of our progenies.

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Third Front frivolities are damaging the image of president's office

By dragging President Kalam's name into the Presidential race, all they have been able to achieve is "discrediting the highest constitutional office in the country and sullying the image of an honest and capable President," said Union Minister, Priyaranjan Das Munshi to B&E.

It indeed is bad politics to drag the President into the race, when preparations for his last days in office are in full swing at the Rashtrapati Bhavan and other government offices connected with the final ceremony. If only our politicians would learn to indulge in value based politics and conduct their affairs in a dignified manner, rather than acting as 'king makers'. One may earnestly wish that one day they will realize that politics is more than being power hungry.

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5th of April, 2007....Ugandan women will remember

Well, the date is important as Uganda’s biased adultery laws got their first hit on that day. But first the background! Ugandan adultery laws for years have had a biased clause, wherein, any woman having an extramarital relation could be punished with a fine or imprisonment of up to 10 years, while a man could have an affair without any conditions. The law unbelievably allowed married men of Uganda have extramarital affairs or relationships with any unmarried women. The law ordained that a man could only be prosecuted if he had an affair with a married woman. Not that Uganda is the benchmark of human rights, but still, such an adultery law busiquestioned the basic tenet of equality of men and women. The Law and Advocacy Group for Women in Uganda, a women’s rights advocacy group, challenged these clauses; and finally, on April 5, 2007, Uganda’s Court ordered changes in the adultery law, paving way for it to be scrapped totally. The case provides a leading beacon for women in African countries against this new-age apartheid! Protesting works... so what if late!

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