Calling me dumb when this nacas didn't even bother reading his own links, maybe next time click on the citation.
Kulaha reports don't count when recording assault kkkk u were the one who brought it up in the first place sxb
Why are you bringing up US and Canada? That's hardly a fair comparison, Somalia is a 3rd world country, it doesn't have the proper channels to adequately deal with these cases. That's why it's so common, in most cases the victims are punished and offenders go free
Wait... So rape culture is a thing now? you completely changed your tune from yesterdays post
Didn't we go over this yesterday? Dayya is not restorative justice byee
A low rate of sexual violence and rape was common in all areas, ranging from 2 percent to 13 percent, possibly because female youth, the main victims, were less likely to disclose such cases in the face of deep cultural and social stigmas.
Kulaha reports don't count when recording assault kkkk u were the one who brought it up in the first place sxb
Why are you bringing up US and Canada? That's hardly a fair comparison, Somalia is a 3rd world country, it doesn't have the proper channels to adequately deal with these cases. That's why it's so common, in most cases the victims are punished and offenders go free
Only 1% of sexual violence in Canada is reported, it is because of rape apologists and rape culture.
Wait... So rape culture is a thing now? you completely changed your tune from yesterdays post
There is no such thing as rape culture. There is no culture or society anywhere in the world that condones or silences rape victims or where rape is the norm. Somali Individuals are responsible for rape. Somali individuals are responsible for shaming or blaming victims not the Somali culture.
You see now why i support ''Restorative'' measures in tackling sexual assault and bring sufficient justice for the victims.
When it comes to sexual assault in the current western criminal system, it is widely accepted in the fact that State vindicates harm, most recent feminist scholarship has shown conclusively that the harm of rape is not recognized or understood within the terms of criminal law. Some feminists suggest that because women's experiences of sexual violence are ultimately "disqualified" by criminal law and justice system processes
Where as in a restorative justice system, it completely recognizes the harm and experiences of victims of sexual violence. At the same time hold the perpetrator accountable to responsibility.
Didn't we go over this yesterday? Dayya is not restorative justice byee
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