From Rebel Media:
It was supposed to be a night of innocent fun and giddy excitement — her first high school dance — but for one girl at New Brunswick’s Fredericton High School, the night would go on to haunt her well after the last song was played.
The young girl’s mother (who asked that she and her daughter have their identities protected) reached out to TheRebel.Media.
She told us that her daughter was approached by two Syrian migrants who are enrolled at the Canadian high school. Both attempted to grind with the fourteen-year-old girl before one of the migrant students came up behind her, and aggressively touched her — her body and her breasts — before forcing his hand down her pants, touching her vagina from inside her underwear.
Through emails and a recorded phone interview, the Fredricton mother told me that, at first, Fredricton High School belittled reports of the sex assault against her daughter, and was told to consider things from the Syrian migrant’s perspective — to consider how western girls’ clothing has the potential to create cultural tension.
The girl’s mother informed me that the the police were aware of the sex assault and that she had hoped to press charges; however, following a questionable interaction between the young girl and one detective, there is now no sign that charges will be pressed.AND THEN THERE'S THIS:
Think about where you live. If your local local law enforcement advised women to dress differently to avoid rape what would you think? Would you be upset? Is a woman to blame? Does she have it coming?
Swedish Police tell women to change their behavior.
Recently a clip of Swedish chief of police in Östersund, Stephen Jerand, warning women to adjust their behaviour to protect against a spate of violent attacks, has resurfaced on Facebook and Twitter, now circulating on YouTube with English translation and commentary.
The video is real and dates to March 7th 2016, when the Östersund police thought it appropriate, after at least six reports of violence against women in the area since 20 February.
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Something similar happened here at a prestigious high school here in Northern Virginia a few years ago. I know because my 14-year-old cousin was the victim. The assailant was a Pakistani, recently arrived here, and the administration told my cousin's mother, "Respect cultural differences" -- or some such. My cousin's mother, recently widowed, picked up and moved to Texas. Talk about leaving town fast! My cousin was gone before any of us elders knew she had even left! We found out at Christmastime when we got Christmas cards with my cousin's new address.
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