Saudis Want to Punish GangRape Victim

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

they act all religious, but they are just corrupt camelf***ers who have a sadistic "justice system".
they will get there's one day, they would'nt know shariah if it stepped on them.

[Algebra]

I would never wish to a woman o be raped but I don't know how those men would feel if they female relatives or their daughters was raped. I am sure they would change their stupid mentality.

[Spookie]

lol the dude that was with the girl was gang rapped too.


Miskiinka, his case is completely ignored considering how it would reveal the homosexual tendencies Arab men have to the world wide community.

[Algebra]

The arabic version says he was beaten and kidnapped not mentioned any rape for the guy. he was rescuer. He got in trouble for being rescueing none relative female.

[muktaar]

[quote="Spookie"]lol the dude that was with the girl was gang rapped too.


Miskiinka, his case is completely ignored considering how it would reveal the homosexual tendencies Arab men have to the world wide community.[/quote]


are u serious?

[Google [Bot2]]

Algebra, I take my news from various sources and for the most part the original source for a lot of the English newspapers is the Arab News, a local Saudi Paper.

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=1§ion ... =11&y=2007

And frankly I’m old enough to know that when a story doesn’t make sense, it usually because we are missing information. On the other hand if you like your stories to leave you with a confused look like this then there is nothing i can do . The story in the Arab news is reasonable and logical while the other version sounds like fox news propaganda. People can debate that the sentence was too lenient towards the rapists because, perhaps they were sunni or people can say Saudi men rape guys WTF, and all that is fair game. If the girl was sunni and the guys were shia I think that the rapists would have been sentenced to death.

[Algebra]

The whole story doesn't add up JB. This incident hapenned in March and still going on untill now. There's things not told to the public. God only knows what exactly happened and the judges.

[musika man]

^^^^

dudes, somalis have been killing and raping each other for over 20 years and no justice for the somali victims. mind you own business charity starts at home. fix somalia first then point fingers at others.

[Algebra]

[quote="musika man"]^^^^

dudes, somalis have been killing and raping each other for over 20 years and no justice for the somali victims. mind you own business charity starts at home. fix somalia first then point fingers at others.[/quote]

Just because world is small now people exchanging views about everything happening around them. I am sure none of them here will loose sleep over this girl. I don't know what exactly happened but no woman, man ,child or even animal deserves to be raped but unfortunately happens in every minute if not in every second in this crazy World.

[Google [Bot2]]

Algebra, the story in the Arab News makes perfect sense, beside the BBC, AP, Reuters and AFP all use “Arab News” as their primary source on the story. The date of the event or the launguage of the source dont matter as much as the location of the source. I’m not saying I know what happened because I wasn’t there.

[Algebra]

I know JB but the first version in Arabia makes sense too. Only the English version was different in Gulf Times. I thing some thing missing in Arabic version too. When I first heard there was no shia or sunna thing mentioned. Only English story was sectarian story.

If you read the Arabic comments there is some rumours saying the girl was known as adultier or zania that's why judge was stricked with her,but that also didn't add up.

[Google [Bot2]]

Algebra, I’m not sure why you're so confused bro, the only confusing thing about the reports on this story is, why did the rape victim initially receive a sentence of 90 lashes? And why was her sentence doubled with 6 months in jail? The “Arab News” a local paper clearly accounts for every thing and quotes from the girl’s lawyer as well as from the girl’s husband. The most reliable sources Quote from the Arab News on this issue. I don’t know what the fascination is with conspiracy theories and cover ups. The Gulf times is based out of the UAE and nobody quotes from them, and I assume its for good reason yet you refer to them and to comments in the comments section . We beaten this one to death, lets agree to disagree mate, Good night.

[Algebra]

JB I am a sister not a brother, and I am not confused at all but there's things not mentioned as why this sentences/. I do not buy the story says she is Shia and all that crap. there's some other thing the judge knows that we do not. Hope the judge would talk but I know he wont talk. So the story will be unknown for us. I would love to know the whole story though.

By the way I am neither disagreeing with you nor agree with you. Just the story as media reported doesn't make sense to me.

[Google [Bot2]]

My sincere apologies for referring to you as bro., allow me to ask you, why do you distrust the judges motives in this matter, or in general? From the looks of things this is a local issue, not related to geopolitical issues. I can see the Shia/sunni dynamics in play here and nothing else. This explains why the rapist was not beheaded. Besides Saudi Arabia is known to have sunni/shia tension.

[Algebra]

apology accepted, my nick can be confused for some people. I am just distrupted they want to make the whole story sectarian and make the justice system in Saudi Arabia look bad without knowing the story from both sides. W e haven't hear from ministry of justice. We only heard from the police department.

The media specially the Western media want to make like; look how muslims are unjust and in the end they do not care about the girl neither the justice just to make Islam and Muslims look bad. There is bad and good things happens in our ide of the World I mean Muslim World and judges are human and can make mistak but I don't think they were doing this because of sectarian thing.

That is just my opinion feel free to disagree.