Teenage girl in Iran beaten by police after playing with water guns in park

[Aramagedon]

Men Kill 24 Women in July

Men killed at least 24 women in July. Raping at least 10 women, men also forced 59 women to sex work, sexually abused at least 19 children and harassed 34 women.
Evrim Kepenek
İstanbul - BIA News Desk
07 August 2019, Wednesday 11:51
Infographic: Yağmur Karagöz

Click to read the article in Turkish / Kurdish

According to the news compiled by bianet from local and national newspapers, news websites and agencies, men killed 24 women and four men accompanying the women in July 2019. One of the killed women was an immigrant from China.

CLICK - bianet male violence monitoring reports

Men inflicted violence on 81 women in July. Having raped at least 10 women, men also forced 59 women to sex work. Men sexually abused at least 19 childrenand harassed 34 women.

In the first seven months of 2019, men killed at least 184 women, raped 31 women, forced 288 women to sex work, harassed 138 women and abused 139 children. Men also inflicted violence on 312 women.

In the first seven months of last year, men killed 140 women and seven children, raped 42 women,harassed 130 women and forced 338 women to sex work. Men also abused 231 girls and wounded 244 women.

In this July, at least 12 women suspiciously lost their lives (in the provinces of Van, Manisa (2), Tekirdağ, Balıkesir, Antalya, Samsun (2), Muğla, İstanbul, Adana and Ankara).

The suicides of five women (in Bodrum, Urfa, Antalya, Van and İstanbul) were reported in the press as "suspicious deaths".

Men also attempted to murder one woman (in İstanbul).

The death of one woman and one child (in Hakkari) was also reported in the press as "unidentified murders" in July.

Trans woman Didem A. and one woman in Nevşehir were led to commit suicide.

Murder
According to the news compiled by bianet from local and national newspapers, news websites and agencies, men killed at least 24 women and four menwho were with the deceased women in July 2019. Last July, men killed 20 women.

One of the women killed in July was an immigrant from China. At least two women were killed despite protection orders. At least three of the murdered women had been systematically tortured before their death. One of the perpetrators was a specialized sergeant.

Women killed by men in July
Büşra G. Chen H., E.A., Ebru T., Elif E., Fatma A., Filiz K., Gülay Ş., Gülen P., Halime Ş., Hasine Ş., Hatice K., M.K., Meryem A., Müberra K., Mürevvet İ., Nimet Y., Nuray A., Özlem E., Pakize G., Seher O., Sevim K., Songül Y., Şükran C.



The provinces where murders were committed
Adana (1), Antalya (1), Bursa (2), Çanakkale (1), Denizli (1), Diyarbakır (1), İstanbul (5), İzmir (1), Kayseri (1), Kilis (1), Kocaeli (2), Konya (2), Kütahya (1), Maraş (1), Mersin (2), Tekirdağ (1).

Men killed five women because they wanted to break up/ did not accept reconciliation, one womanbecause she did not like the shoes that he bought for her, one woman in a dispute over jewelry, one womanout of jealousy and one woman on the pretext that she mistreated him. The "pretexts" of men for murdering 14 women were not reported in the news.

71 percent of the deceased women were murdered by their husbands.

At least 12 women were killed by her husbands/ ex-husbands/ husbands of religious marriage, five women by their boyfriends/fiances, three women by their family members (son-in-law, big brother, father) and one woman by her ex-son-in-law. The degree of acquaintance between three women and the men who killed them were not reported in the press.

58 percent of women were killed inside a house.

Men killed 14 women at home and seven women in public places (such as on the street/ in front of a house/ on the shore of a brook/ in forestland). The scenes of incident in three femicides were not reported in the media.

Men killed 14 women with firearms (pistol/ rifle), six women with sharp objects and strangled one woman.Men also killed one woman through battery and crashed the head of one woman with a stone. The method of killing in one femicide was not reported in the press.

http://bianet.org/english/women/211405-men-kill-24-women-in-july

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

Honor vs. Mullahs

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160206681327972357

 

[Aramagedon]

Honor vs. Mullahs

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160206681327972357

Over 100,000 sex slaves in Turkey, half are children: NGO
ISTANBUL - Milliyet

The number of women selling sex on the streets has climbed to over 100,000, half of whom are children, the Şefkat-Der association said in a report. Hürriyet photo

There are over 100,000 women working as sex slaves in Turkey, of which half are children, a non-governmental organization has revealed in an extensive report on prostitution in the country.

Up to 3,000 prostitutes work in brothels located in 55 of the 81 provinces of Turkey and 15,000 other registered prostitutes work with an official document, according to the report prepared by Şefkat-Der, a civil association founded to help marginalized segments of society.

The most shocking aspect of the report, however, is that the number of women selling sex on the streets has climbed to over 100,000, half of whom are children. It stated that many underage girls from impoverished families, especially in eastern and southeastern provinces, had become victims of the "prostitution mafia."

Vulnerable children who have been the victim of abuse inside their own family, orphans, and mentally challenged children are also often prey for organized crime rings.

The report added that women up to the age of 60 are working in brothels.

Şefkat-Der attracted media attention last spring when it filed a petition to Parliament to ask for permission to open a brothel employing males, in protest at brothels where women are employed.

For Şefkat-Der and women's associations, the fact that there are more brothels in Turkey than women's shelters has long been a cause of criticism of both the state and local government.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/over-100000-sex-slaves-in-turkey-half-are-children-ngo-55730

Prostitutes get attacked in Turkey and police do nothing:

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

Before Mullah vs. After Freedom

https://twitter.com/x/status/1159060501076176897

 

[Aramagedon]

477 women were killed in 2018 in Turkey: NGO

Women groups distributed leaflets in Istanbul's Beşiktaş district to invite women to the 17th of the Feminist Night March on the iconic İstiklal Avenue on March 8.

A staggering 477 women were killed and another 232 were injured at the hands of violent men in Turkey in 2018, according a report prepared by the Umut (Hope) Foundation, a prominent NGO dedicated to reducing personal gun ownership, ahead of International Women’s Day on March 8.

Of this number, 120 were killed with guns, 89 with rifles, 132 with sharp objects, while the remaining 136 were either choked or beaten to death, the report said, basing the figures on news reports.

“In 2015, a total of 414 women murders, 309 of whom were killed by weapons or tools, reflected on the media, while in 2018, some 477 womendeaths were reflected,” the NGO said in its annual report, adding that in the last four years a total of 1,760 femicide cases had been covered in Turkish news.

When the deaths were analyzed by Turkey’s regions, the Marmara region came first, with a total of 141 deaths in 2018, marking an increase of 18 percent compared to the previous year. The same region had recorded 120 women deaths in 2017, the report said. Istanbul came first in the number of femicide cases in 2018, with a total of 82 deaths, followed by the northwestern province of Bursa with 22 deaths.

The Mediterranean region came second in the number of femicide cases, with 87 deaths, followed by the Central Anatolian region.

The number of women deaths showed a decrease in the country’s southeastern and Black Sea provinces compared to the previous years, the report said.

The women were either victims of their husbands, brothers, or another male relative.

There were also others who were killed brutally for wanting to break up from their boyfriends or not wanting to form a romantic relationship with men who made advances.

According to figures provided by an NGO which keeps a tally of femicides across the country, some 440 women were killed in Turkey in 2018.

Some 440 women were killed just in 2018, a report by Kadın Cinayetlerini Durduracağız Platformu (We Will Stop Femicide Platform) previously had stressed.

Of this number, 131 were logged as “shady deaths,” in which there is no blatant connection between the cause or reason and the death. But women’s rights groups have long blamed authorities for failing these women by ignoring circumstances and factors that may have led to the murders.

Meanwhile, women’s rights organizations have called on Turkish women to attend an Istanbul rally on Istanbul’s iconic İstiklal Avenue to mark International Women’s Day.

Thousands of women are expected to flock to central Istanbul demanding greater women’s rights and denouncing violence against women.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/477-women-were-killed-in-2018-in-turkey-ngo-141718

 

[raptor22]

Before Mullah vs. After Freedom

https://twitter.com/x/status/1159060501076176897

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

The reality vs. Mullahs

The reality ''seen'' in words expressed by this smart and brave little girl:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160650487869427714

The reality:

• Women cannot work without consent of husband,
  
• Women cannot visit countries without permit of husband or father,
  
• Women cannot study or work without compulsory Hijab rules,
  
• Women inherit half of a man,
• Women's testimony is not worthy as men’s testimony,
  
• Women suffer from indiscrimination at workplaces, if lucky to find any,
  
• Women cannot occupy high management or high governmental job position,
• Women face serious home violence,
  
• Women are harassed in the streets,
  
• Religious authorities and even national television of the regime recommend them to stay at home.
• Women cannot ride motorcycle,
• ...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1146349859169013760

 

[Aramagedon]

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH): Women are closer to Allah's mercy when they are inside house.


https://rasoulallah.net/en/articles/article/15306

The reality vs. Mullahs

The reality ''seen'' in words expressed by this smart and brave little girl:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160650487869427714

The reality:

• Women cannot work without consent of husband,
  
• Women cannot visit countries without permit of husband or father,
  
• Women cannot study or work without compulsory Hijab rules,
  
• Women inherit half of a man,
• Women's testimony is not worthy as men’s testimony,
  
• Women suffer from indiscrimination at workplaces, if lucky to find any,
  
• Women cannot occupy high management or high governmental job position,
• Women face serious home violence,
  
• Women are harassed in the streets,
  
• Religious authorities and even national television of the regime recommend them to stay at home.
• Women cannot ride motorcycle,
• ...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1146349859169013760

Turkey is a much worse place for woman than Iran.

 

[raptor22]

The reality vs. Mullahs

The reality ''seen'' in words expressed by this smart and brave little girl:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160650487869427714

The reality:

• Women cannot work without consent of husband,
  
• Women cannot visit countries without permit of husband or father,
  
• Women cannot study or work without compulsory Hijab rules,
  
• Women inherit half of a man,
• Women's testimony is not worthy as men’s testimony,
  
• Women suffer from indiscrimination at workplaces, if lucky to find any,
  
• Women cannot occupy high management or high governmental job position,
• Women face serious home violence,
  
• Women are harassed in the streets,
  
• Religious authorities and even national television of the regime recommend them to stay at home.
• Women cannot ride motorcycle,
• ...

Well you have nothing to say & just repeat your wrong assumptions over & over whilst try to avoid arguments raised against your logic due embarrassment ... that means you are just a blind kind of guy full of hatred & undoubtedly you are not concern about women rights in Iran just wanna express your hate for Iran.
This is not healthy & would hurt you. Surly Iran has got to do a lot regarding women's rights but it doesn't mean nothing has been done so far .. when you try to raise an issue you gotta see both sides of issue works that have been done next to the shortcomings ... you just look at shortcoming 'cause your concern ain't Iranian women right but mostly anger over something which I don't know what is that ...

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

''Water Gun'' vs. Mullahs.


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Police said the girl, who was playing water games with her male and female friends in a park in eastern Tehran, had been “violating the moral codes.”


My three friends and I were in a park playing with water guns with some other people. Suddenly someone told us the police were coming and everyone ran away but two of my friends and I got stuck there. We thought the police would just give us a warning or something, but they beat my friend up, pulled her hair and arrested her because she argued with them.


They can’t take millions of Iranian women hostage just because they do not accept this strict dress code.
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The source: https://uk.news.yahoo.com/teenage-g...rOm05OtrYIAdb0DV7MIFIPEJuUmB7Fzp&guccounter=2


The footage:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1142810119744499712

The interview with one of those girls:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1143371051549757444

The Mullah beating the teenage girl in the video is congratulated by other mullahs in his office.

... spot the honour and courage in two pictures.

 

[Aramagedon]

Two Out of Every Five Turkish Women Have Been Subjected to Physical Or Sexual Assault

Domestic violence is alarmingly widespread in Turkey. Two out of every five Turkish women have been subjected to physical or sexual assault by their partners at some point in their lives, according to the un. The number murdered by a partner or a family member reached 409 last year, up from 237 four years ago.

Unlike Ms Gencoglu’s, most abuse cases go unheard and undocumented. According to a study by Hacettepe University and the Ministry of Family and Social Policies, a mere 11% of women who suffer physical or sexual violence in Turkey seek help from the authorities. Many tend to downplay the abuse, the study found. Victims also fear they will be shamed by relatives and neighbours if they decide to move to a shelter or file for divorce. Attitudes remain stuck in the past. Some 54% of women in Turkey think it acceptable for a man to use violence if he suspects or discovers that his wife is cheating on him, according to the same study.

The share of Turkish women who work outside the home has increased over the past decade from 25% to 34%. Still, that is nearly twenty points below the oecd average. (Turkey also languishes near the bottom of the World Economic Forum’s gender gap index.) Women with no resources of their own and scant job prospects are less likely to leave abusive husbands, says Gulsum Kav, founder of We Will Stop Femicide, a pressure group.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan once seemed to have feminist sympathies. He has called violence against women one of Turkey’s biggest problems. His government binned old penal code provisions that allowed those who murdered female relatives in the name of family honour to seek reduced prison sentences. A law passed in 2012 gave all women, regardless of marital status, the right to seek restraining orders against abusive partners, and offered victims shelter and job training. Implementation has been patchy, however. Only 23% of women who apply for protection receive it.

And Mr Erdogan has turned increasingly reactionary. Two years ago, his party proposed a bill that would have allowed statutory rapists to walk free if they married their victims, though he shelved the idea after a popular outcry. The government has pledged to push the female labour-force participation rate past 40% in the next five years, but it has hardly led by example. Only two of the 17 ministers in Mr Erdogan’s cabinet are women. The continuing decay of Turkey’s democracy has not spared the women’s rights movement. On November 25th, just days after Mr Erdogan unveiled a new campaign against domestic violence, police used tear-gas against a group of mostly female protesters in Istanbul. They were denouncing violence against women.

This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition under the headline "Sound of silence"

https://www.economist.com/europe/2018/12/01/metoo-in-turkey

 

[raptor22]

The Mullah beating the teenage girl in the video is congratulated by other mullahs in his office.

... spot the honour and courage in two pictures.

Yeap .. when I say you know nothing and it's hatred that push you ..
The man on the right is former mayor of Tehran who killed his wife & the photo is about the time he went to the police & confessed ...former mayor now is sentenced to death ..

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

Women vs. Mullahs

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160944437431820289

 

[BATMAN]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1150028713666519040

Nice job BTW.

In Aceh province Indonesia it will be handled by women religious police. I think that guy is over reacting and maybe take advantage as well.

He's simply doing his normal duty, of course you know nothing of Iran, because there's zero press and no foreigners are allowed unless you are a hindu!

 

[sammuel]

Two Out of Every Five Turkish Women Have Been Subjected to Physical Or Sexual Assault

what is the purpose of this post ?

BTW domestic violence situation in Iran is not any better than Turkey :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_violence_in_Iran

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