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| Samana! |
Posted
on 24-Jun-03 08:16 AM
Underage pregnancies and underage abortion the problems that has increased to epedemic proportions. As the matter of fact, the children are the victims of exploitation, child sexual overtures, rape,indecent liberties etc.
I would like to add the link:
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/128/story_12854_1.html
I would like you to explore it and please feel free to share your views
samana
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| Poonte |
Posted
on 24-Jun-03 08:35 AM
Samana jyu! Long time no see!!!!!!!! Tyo link pachhi herdai garamlaa (tyo Tukucha ko pani ko kassam, pachhi herchhu!)...tara ahile laai tyo nakacharo Korean ko haal ke chha sunam na! Crush gari saknu bho ki ajhai mouka herdai hunu hunchha? Crushed chilli peppers lagera chhardim tesko aankha ma? Saken bhane ajha tyo peppers chaak ma ni daldinchhu! Tesle ghicheko kukur ko aandra ko kassam!
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| Samana! |
Posted
on 24-Jun-03 02:50 PM
poonte dai
Tyo korean bajjiyaa ta tyastai cha ni....pachi ajhai lagirakcha...nii tara ma baal dinna..re kyaa! tyo chimshe moro lai k hernu ni haina bhanya...
tara dai, ma yeha serious kura garirakhya thiyeee...hajur ko post herda ta danga pare atleast euta le ta post garecha bhanera ..bharee ta hahahah! hajur ekdamai hashaunu huncha hai dai..khushi lagyo kura garna pauda dherai din dekhii
yesooo response didai rakhnu hai daii..
p.s please feel free to post ur comments haiii...sajhaites daju baini tatha didi bhai haruu..
thanks
samana
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| Poonte |
Posted
on 02-Jul-03 08:30 AM
La, Samana jyu...tyo Tukucha ko pani nasukne bho...khayeko kassam pura gardiyen! dhilai bhayeni...baini laai diyeko kassam ta pura gari haalen! :)
First of all, I was totally taken aback when I read that the legal age for sexual activities in Kansas is 16! I though 18 was the standard all over the US! Poonte ko saano magaj le naya kura thaha paayen!
Secondly, I am strongly against requiring doctors to report underage pregnancies to the authorities. If we require doctors and abortion providers to report such cases to the authorities, then I fear many underage pregnant girls would simply avoid going to the health professionals, putting them at more risk of having serious pregnancy problems, which, in some cases, can lead to the death of either the mother, or the child, or both. The risk of pregnant girls avoiding going to hospitals is far greater than the risk of them being abused. Yes, abuse is wrong on it's own respect, and the society should find other mechanisms to confront this issue; however, once a girl is pregnant, either by will or by abuse, I think she deserves a professional health care like any other adult pregnant woman. Doctors are there to provide health care, not to police.
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| Samana! |
Posted
on 05-Jul-03 07:17 PM
poonte dai...where were you?? hahah...after a long time, i got response..ani it'd been a long time, i didnt log in sajha....cause' i was too busy with my work and stuffs.
anyway! nice to hear from you...
samana
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| Samana! |
Posted
on 05-Jul-03 07:29 PM
dai..i agree with you regarding the underage pregnancies cases..but what if the girl is a victim of sexual overtures turned into sexual exploitation. yea..i do understand, it might impact young women's psyche in revealing the truth while visiting doctors . But there are many cases where they have to hide the actual happening under different circumstances being sexually abused and it might include indecent exposure, peeping, obsence phone calls...sometimes, warning!!!
thts how it triggers their mentality.....and later on it hampers their psychology for a long time.
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| Poonte |
Posted
on 06-Jul-03 11:04 AM
Samana jyu!
Dherai pachhi palnu bho! Malaai ta katai tyo bhustighre Korean le nilna ta nilena bhanera pir pari raa thyo ;) Galhatti laayera huttyauna napuge ko teskimaa bajjiyaa laai! eheheh
Hajur, I am not trying to undermine the problems that many underage girls (and even women) face with harrassments, be them physical, sexual, verbal, or otherwise. I just think the law enforcement should come up with other alternatives to tackle the problem than requiring medical professionals to do the job. Let the physicians provide professional health care to ANYONE who needs it, regardless of how they might have conceived pregnancy, without the fear of being prosecuted themselves, or their perpetrators. Some criminals might even threaten them and prevent them from seeking medical help if doctors were to act as policemen too.
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