hanno wrote:Her own aunt!!!

And why is the Cham woman allowed to put on a veil. She is no more Muslim than I am.

Ed Hammer wrote:Those who go to lady bars, know this . The majority of those girl have been coerced by family or friend. Make no mistake about that.

PSD-Kiwi wrote:

KPTIC wrote:Let Sharia law work this one out.

If Sharia Law were applied in this case, the victim would most likely be the one most severely punished unfortunately. I do like Kung-Fu Hillbilly's suggestion though.

Poor girl, this literally makes me feel sick, how could anyone do this to a child, especially a family member

Ed Hammer wrote:

hanno wrote:Her own aunt!!!

And why is the Cham woman allowed to put on a veil. She is no more Muslim than I am.

What a ignorant comment, from the sycophantic man.

KPTIC wrote:

PSD-Kiwi wrote:

KPTIC wrote:Let Sharia law work this one out.

If Sharia Law were applied in this case, the victim would most likely be the one most severely punished unfortunately. I do like Kung-Fu Hillbilly's suggestion though.

Poor girl, this literally makes me feel sick, how could anyone do this to a child, especially a family member

I could have sworn sharia law was "an eye for an eye". Maybe that's Hammurabi's code. Wrong ancient Mesopotamian legal code. Oh wait, sharia exists in 2015...

About 200 people gathered in Phnom Penh’s Russey Keo district on Sunday demanding the release of two women who were arrested last week for allegedly chaining up their 13-year-old niece and selling her for sex.

Protesters called for Chea Tina and Chea Sros, both currently being held at Phnom Penh’s Prey Sar prison, to be allowed to continue caring for their children, with some blaming the teenage girl for the brutal treatment she was allegedly subjected to.

“She left home for three or four days without coming back sometimes. She was not a good girl, so her aunties punished her,” the women’s sister, Chea Sopheap, told local newspaper Koh Santepheap...

...Sunday’s protest occurred despite the two women reportedly confessing to the crimes.

...Rozamy, a member of the ruling Cambodian People’s Party, went on to suggest that the protest was orchestrated to curry favour in the community by the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party, who she said had contacted her demanding evidence about the case.

However, Chraing Chamreh 1 commune chief Sen Min, a CNRP member, denied the claim, saying he had only contacted Rozamy to ascertain where one of the defendants was, as her husband had approached him seeking her whereabouts. ..

prahkeitouj wrote:But they admitted that they forced her to have sex with the man. They have to stay in the prison for some years.