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This is terrible news.
It looks like uppity womanism is on the rise even in heathen mudslime countries. Understandably this man got bit overwhelmed by emotion when his wife gave birth to a 3rd daughter instead of a son, so he overreacted a bit and strangled his wife. In other words, this poor man lost his son and his wife in childbirth.
Is anyone trying to help him to overcome his grief. No! instead he is being persecuted by local feminazis!
Feminism > terrorism.
http://www.newsnaija.com/afghan-woma...o-a-girl/1259/
It looks like uppity womanism is on the rise even in heathen mudslime countries. Understandably this man got bit overwhelmed by emotion when his wife gave birth to a 3rd daughter instead of a son, so he overreacted a bit and strangled his wife. In other words, this poor man lost his son and his wife in childbirth.
Is anyone trying to help him to overcome his grief. No! instead he is being persecuted by local feminazis!
Feminism > terrorism.
Police in Afghanistan’s northern Kunduz province confirmed on Monday, 30th January, 2011 that an Afghan man killed his wife for giving birth to a third daughter rather than the son he hoped for.
Storai’s husband remains at large, likely sheltered by heavily-armed militia colleagues.
Many including Nadera Geya, head of the Kunduz women’s affairs department have condemed the incidence and decries the inhumanity and violence against women. Nadera Geya insists that the incidence is the worse of her existence.
“The rights of women cannot be relegated to the margins of International affairs, as this issue is at the core of our national security and the security of people everywhere,” the U.S. embassy in Kabul said in a statement on Monday.
Storai’s husband remains at large, likely sheltered by heavily-armed militia colleagues.
Many including Nadera Geya, head of the Kunduz women’s affairs department have condemed the incidence and decries the inhumanity and violence against women. Nadera Geya insists that the incidence is the worse of her existence.
“The rights of women cannot be relegated to the margins of International affairs, as this issue is at the core of our national security and the security of people everywhere,” the U.S. embassy in Kabul said in a statement on Monday.
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