Pakistan 'child wedding' halted

[Always Neutral]

Girl, 11, will be Britain's youngest mother | Mail Online


The 15-year-old has since been charged with rape by police, and is due to appear again at Edinburgh sheriff court on July 10.[/QOUTE]

Guess you forgot to mention that.

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[DarkStar]

i wont hold my breath on that one.

 

[Always Neutral]

what sort of research do you suggest? Do they run a website for child matrimony?

here's the evidence you wanted about 5 year olds getting sex education in the UK.

England to start sex education for five-year-olds - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

It seems you don't watch the news, as it was everywhere a couple of weeks ago.

My friend I know this policy better than you.

We are not teaching 5 year old sex education. The detailed proposal if you read some decent UK paper is as follows

5 - 7 years they will be taught about their body parts which is being done even now but it will include for the first time in 2010 the male and female private parts. They will also be taught that if some one touches these parts in a certain way then they must report this to their parents and teachers. Nothing wrong in that.

10-13 years will be taught contraception and the ills of teenage pregnancies and STD.

Compare that with the poor girl in pakistan who till the age of 18- 20 has no access to the same knowledge.

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[Always Neutral]

i wont hold my breath on that one.

Why because in Pakistan it would be source of pride to make some one pregnant being 15 years ?

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[DarkStar]

i meant, the kid probably wouldnt get punished, esp without the victim testifying.

 

[DarkStar]

you have a very skewed view of what pakistan is.

 

[Always Neutral]

you have a very skewed view of what pakistan is.

You are the one potraying a skewed version of UK as well as Pakistan by supporting child marriages.

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[Always Neutral]

i meant, the kid probably wouldnt get punished, esp without the victim testifying.

Again half lies to suit your agenda.

Please read below.

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BBC NEWS | Scotland | Edinburgh and East | Boy admits sex with 11-year-old

A teenager has admitted having illegal sex with an 11-year-old schoolgirl who reportedly became Scotland's youngest mother.
The 15-year-old boy, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, had been charged with raping her.

He has pleaded guilty to a statutory charge of having unlawful sexual intercourse with a girl under the age of 13 years on 22 August 2005.

Sentence at the High Court in Edinburgh was deferred for background reports.

 

[DarkStar]

what half lie are you talking about? I just presented my conjecture about him not being punished.

 

[Always Neutral]

what half lie are you talking about? I just presented my conjecture about him not being punished.

Well he has been punished and will be on the sex offenders database for the rest of his life. I hope you do not want him to be stoned to death for having sex and the young girl to be beheaded as they would do it in FATA area ?

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[DarkStar]

Let schools give out 'abortion' pill says parent-teacher group - Scotsman.com Living

Let schools give out 'abortion' pill says parent-teacher group


DEMAND: The Scottish Parent Teacher Council wants youngsters to be able to request the morning-after pills between lessons


By GARETH ROSE
AT least one girl a week aged between 13 and 15 is falling pregnant in Edinburgh according to new Scottish Government figures.

Now the Scottish Parent Teacher Council wants youngsters who have had sex the night before to be able to request the morning-after pill in between lessons.

Edinburgh has the fourth highest rate of pregnancies among girls aged 13 to 15 north of the border, new Scottish Government figures have revealed.

Between 2004 and 2006, 191 girls in this age group fell pregnant in the Capital.

The rate has climbed significantly since 2000 – despite the best efforts of school and health leaders – and parent representatives want the authorities to take off the kid gloves.

Judith Gillespie, development manager at the Scottish Parent Teacher Council, said: "There needs to be easier access to the morning-after pill. It needs to be available somewhere youngsters go, not just over the counter at a clinic.

"I'm talking about making them available in schools, as long as it's done by a nurse, and not handed out like sweets.

"This would enable the nurse to note if some youngsters were coming back more frequently. Unless we are prepared to do that, we won't change the figures. If anything, they will go up."

She added: " Children are being given a lot of information but not being told what they need to know.

"When you give advice to youngsters you have got to be more explicit. If we are serious about tackling teenage pregnancy, everyone has to be very grown up and able to talk openly about the risks, what happens, and how to avoid it."

Condoms are available through 70 C-Card outlets around the city, including some in places young people are likely to go to seek advice on sex, such as Crew 2000.

Mike Massaro-Mallinson, strategic programme manager for sexual health at NHS Lothian, said: "The rate of pregnancy involving people under the age of 16 remains low at eight pregnancies per every thousand girls.

"The number of pregnancies for under-16s has not increased in the past year and we know the number involving women under 18 has dropped by 60 in Lothian, an equivalent of ten per cent."

A spokesman for the Catholic Church in Scotland, said: "These are depressing statistics which highlight the need for a more values-based approach to sex education which highlights the importance of delaying sexual activity by promoting self-esteem."

The Scottish Government said it was not convinced over the calls to provide the morning-after pills in schools.

Shona Robison, Minister for Public Health, said: "We expect all schools to teach sex and relationships education and we expect them to consult parents about the content of sex and relationships education programmes.

"Any sex and relationship education needs to be appropriate to the age and stage of the pupils involved.

"We are not persuaded of the need to provide emergency contraception on school premises but do want to ensure that such services are available and are accessible in other local facilities."

Edinburgh education leader Councillor Marilyne MacLaren said all Edinburgh schools provided "age appropriate" sex education.

 

[DarkStar]

Well he has been punished and will be on the sex offenders database for the rest of his life. I hope you do not want him to be stoned to death for having sex and the young girl to be beheaded as they would do it in FATA area ?

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where does it say he has been punished? All I see, is that the sentencing was deferred. Please provide the link which proves he was punished.

There has never been any young girl beheaded in the FATA area. Now that is a lie, not even a half lie. If you can't defend teh degradation of the british society, please don't caste wild aspersions on others.

 

[DarkStar]

Anger over pupils' teacher-sex debate

SCHOOL pupils were asked to debate if they should be allowed to have sex with their teachers, it was reported last night.

The topic was discussed as part of Edinburgh University Debates Union's (EUDU) schools contest.

Church leaders and politicians slammed the decision to ask pupils to debate the motion: "This house would allow students to have sex with their teachers."

At least one school complained about the appropriateness of the topic, forcing EUDU to issue an apology.

Peter Kearney, spokesman for the Catholic Church in Scotland, said: "It is a very sad sign of a dramatic fall in standards of morality that this sort of drivel is the best thing that Edinburgh's student debaters can come up with."
Labour's deputy leader, Cathy Jamieson added: "I am surprised the Debates Union thought this was a suitable topic. Breaches of trust by any professional working with young people is a serious matter and there should be no suggestion that sexual relationships between pupils and teachers is acceptable."

One woman – whose 16-year-old daughter took part in the contest – said: "When she told about the topic we had a debate of our own round the dinner table about it. She didn't feel too young to be discussing it but I can't see the generation before us having the same sort of attitude."

EUDU convener Ed James said: "This is a topic which has been debated in school debating societies for some time.

"We did receive a complaint about this topic from one school and an apology was immediately issued for any offence caused."

 

[Always Neutral]

where does it say he has been punished? All I see, is that the sentencing was deferred. Please provide the link which proves he was punished.

There has never been any young girl beheaded in the FATA area. Now that is a lie, not even a half lie. If you can't defend teh degradation of the british society, please don't caste wild aspersions on others.

Glad to hear that you are the first Pakistani I met who has never heard of honor killing.

Have a nice day and live in your ignorance in happiness.

Incase UK is a horrible place why do so many Pakistani come here legally and illegally.

 

[Always Neutral]

Let schools give out 'abortion' pill says parent-teacher group - Scotsman.com Living

Let schools give out 'abortion' pill says parent-teacher group


DEMAND: The Scottish Parent Teacher Council wants youngsters to be able to request the morning-after pills between lessons



Edinburgh education leader Councillor Marilyne MacLaren said all Edinburgh schools provided "age appropriate" sex education.

so whats wrong in that. Atleast they have a choice unlike the poor kid who gets married at 7 because her father has a fight with somebody.

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