Comments on: Rest in Peace, Myriam Achkar

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By: Rape is Rape: Lebanon Edition | The online sexual education

Rape is Rape: Lebanon Edition | The online sexual education — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 11:45:34 +0000

[...] media was different. As Lebanese journalist and feminist collective organizer Nadine Moawad wrote at the time, That’s what the story is: A young woman, 28, takes a 20-minute walk from her home in the suburbs [...]

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By: When Little Red Riding Hood Becomes a Big Bad Wolf - Bekhsoos

When Little Red Riding Hood Becomes a Big Bad Wolf - Bekhsoos — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 17:18:54 +0000

[...] reality and in peoples’ minds. Rape and harassment can happen anywhere, anytime and to anyone. Myriam Achkar, “a young woman, 28, takes a 20-minute walk from her home in the suburbs and gets sexually [...]

By: A Bare Truth

A Bare Truth — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 07:55:02 +0000

This is one of the few rational articles I read regarding the murder. Great job nadz, I wish more people were like you.

By: tam

tam — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 01:21:43 +0000

I believe we are all very clear that the big picture the final picture, the end product is murder, yes! But that came last.
But what led there is the rape, the initial intent of this person was rape, it started with the idea of rape , the attempt to rape was the main cause that lead to the murder of this young woman who fought courageously till her last breath.
I was born and raised in Lebanon, and I only have one thing to say, why are we protecting lebanese rapists molesters?
Any objectors don’t even get me started! Ohhh don’t even get me counting!

Why is it that women are so afraid to come out and say this F**KING bastered raped me, tried to rape me. WHY ARE WE NOT ANGRY AGOUT IT!

With the older generation of women standing by not saying anything, you are only teaching your daughters that rape is ok, it happens, we don’t talk about it, and that’s ok! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
and I want to add a filthy pig is a filthy pig, they will attempt at you day or night, people or no people, on the street, in a taxi, on the bus, even if you are in your own car, and they can’t see anything but your face!
We need do something to protect the women and especially, especially the children are little ones,pure of heart they should be educated and know what is acceptable and what is not acceptable behavior to expect from any person, no matter what the age!
If a survey needs to be done then let’s do it, let’s go out on the streets and get people to fill out form, anonymous drop them in black boxes, let’s find out, and show them what the percentages are and what the ages are of the people affected by rape in Lebanon! I will come back there just for this!

My condolences to the family of Myriam Achkar,, revenge is not the answer is all I can say to the family. If so then you are only putting yourself at the same level as the filthy low life that murdered your daughter, I do hope that he gets caught and put to justice, and rots in jail for the rest of his miserable life !

By: Georges Z. Fahmy

Georges Z. Fahmy — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 22:30:58 +0000

First, I would like to offer prayers and my deepest condolences to the family of the martyr who fought her cowardly attacker with all she had. The Lord bless you and give you strength to endure this terrible ordeal.

I urge women to learn how to protect themselves, not only from rapists, but also from muggers, criminals, abusive boyfriends, and other “men”.

As a man who respects women and want them to live safe and fulfilling lives, it is my duty to share whatever knowledge and skill-set i have. Thus, I am giving free self defense training to all women who are interested in attending our “Safe For Life” seminars.

Check the schedule on http://www.senshido.net/events.php

Take care, stay safe, and God bless.

By: Fadia Riachi Maalouf

Fadia Riachi Maalouf — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 20:44:43 +0000

one question to BE
..and what about the countries where capital punishement has been abolished and where criminals are released under controlled surveillance,has the crime rate decreased or do we not see repeated instances where the criminal is just given another chance to repeat his crimes.
As for hate, yes when there is such a hateful incident Hate is in order ,because it is not free -Hate for no reason- it is Hate instigated by a hateful act