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Rape Case, in Public, Cites Abuse by Armed Groups in Afghanistan

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Rape Case, in Public, Cites Abuse by Armed Groups in Afghanistan
?I am already a dead person,? she said in an interview, her voice breaking.

By Alissa J. Rubin

Lal Bibi is an 18-year-old rape victim who has taken a step rarely seen in Afghanistan: she has spoken out publicly against her tormentors, local militiamen, including several who have been identified as members of the American-trained Afghan Local Police.

She says she was raped because her cousin offended a family linked to a local militia commander, who then had his men abduct her around May 17.She was chained to a wall, sexually assaulted and beaten for five days, she said.

A number of Afghan women who are victimized like Lal Bibi are later killed by their relatives because they believe the women have brought dishonor to the family. Extraordinarily, in this case, Lal Bibi?s relatives brought the battered girl to Kunduz Hospital, near their home in northern Afghanistan, and filed a complaint with the governor. They hoped for official justice even while holding out the possibility that her death might be the only way to restore the family?s honor...


Read more: http://www.rawa.org/temp/runews/201...rmed-groups-in-afghanistan.html#ixzz1wdaNP9n3
 
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