ImTheCaptain
I disagree with you
you gotta fight
for your right
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The controversy began when the Pakistani government introduced the Protection of Women Against Violence Bill, which effectively criminalizes violence against women in Punjab — the country’s most populous region.
Before the law was officially enacted on March 1, diehard extremists attempted to block the legislation, saying it would “destroy the family system in Pakistan” and “add to the miseries of women.”
The bill was passed unanimously by the Punjab Assembly, and opponents have since warned of ongoing protests if it is not repealed.
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I'm impressed Pakistan unanimously passed a Violence Against Women Act instead of bowing to pressure from religious extremists.
We can't even do that in the US.
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The controversy began when the Pakistani government introduced the Protection of Women Against Violence Bill, which effectively criminalizes violence against women in Punjab — the country’s most populous region.
Before the law was officially enacted on March 1, diehard extremists attempted to block the legislation, saying it would “destroy the family system in Pakistan” and “add to the miseries of women.”
The bill was passed unanimously by the Punjab Assembly, and opponents have since warned of ongoing protests if it is not repealed.
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I'm impressed Pakistan unanimously passed a Violence Against Women Act instead of bowing to pressure from religious extremists.
We can't even do that in the US.
Well we did pass the 'women can work wherever they want', 'women can marry whomever they want' and the 'women can go out in public by themselves' acts.
You are so right PH, America should strive to be more like Pakistan. We should turn to Pakistan as a beacon of Women's rights, and religious inclusiveness. Why not model our political system after them as well? Amirite???-----
The controversy began when the Pakistani government introduced the Protection of Women Against Violence Bill, which effectively criminalizes violence against women in Punjab — the country’s most populous region.
Before the law was officially enacted on March 1, diehard extremists attempted to block the legislation, saying it would “destroy the family system in Pakistan” and “add to the miseries of women.”
The bill was passed unanimously by the Punjab Assembly, and opponents have since warned of ongoing protests if it is not repealed.
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I'm impressed Pakistan unanimously passed a Violence Against Women Act instead of bowing to pressure from religious extremists.
We can't even do that in the US.
That ph posts were *easily* just as stupid
PJ Media - now that site is a real piece of work
I agree. We are all better off when we shoot the messenger.