Sheria kali zichukuliwe dhidi ya wabakaji

[Solomon David]

Hawa inabidi adhabu yao iwe mara mbili ya adhabu ya wabakaji wasio viongozi wa dini:

Ustaadhi wa Madrasa akamatwa akibaka Mwanafunzi

Na Samuel Msuya,Morogoro

JESHI la Polisi mkoani Morogoro linamshikilia ustaadh wa madrasa, Dadi Ramadhani, 35, ambaye ni mkazi wa Mafiga mkoani hapa kwa tuhuma za kujaribu kumbaka mwanafunzi wa darasa la sita wa Shule ya Msingi Kinondoni jijini Dar es Salaam.

Kamanda wa polisi mkoani Morogoro, Thobias Andingenye alisema mwalimu huyo wa dini alikamatwa Desemba 24 majira ya saa 6:00 mchana kwenye nyumba ya kulala wageni ya Bembea iliyo maeneo ya Kiwanja cha Ndege mkoani hapa.

Kamanda Andingenye alisema awali wazazi wa binti huyo mara baada ya mtoto wao kurudi likizo walimuomba ustaadh huyo amsaidie masuala ya kidini katika madrasa yake na ndipo ustaadh huyo alipoanza kushikwa na tamaa na kuanza kumlaghai ili afanye mapenzi na mwanafunzi huyo.

Akisimulia tukio hilo, Andingenye alisema kutokana na mtoto huyo kuchoshwa na kusumbuliwa na ustaadh huyo aliamua kumshtaki kwa wazazi wake, ambao kwanza walimuonya, lakini mwalimu huyo wa dini alikana kufanya kitendo hicho.

Alisema pamoja na ustaadh huyo kuonywa na wazazi, aliendelea na ushawishi wake na safari hii akaamua kutumia mbinu ya kumnunulia binti huyo nguo kwa ajili ya sikukuu ya Krismasi.

Kamanda Andingenye alisema baadaye wazazi wa binti huyo waliamua kuweka mtego kwa kushirikiana na binti yao na ndipo walipomnasa Desemba 24 kwenye chumba namba 10 cha nyumba ya wageni ya Bembea akifanya jaribio la kumbaka.

Alisema kabla ya kumfikisha binti huyo katika nyumba ya wageni, ustaadh huyo alimpeleka kwenye duka la nguo na kumchagulia nguo za sikukuu na kisha kuziacha dukani huku akiahidi kuzifuata baadaye.

Kamanda Andingenye alisema mtuhumiwa huyo anatarajiwa kufikishwa mahakamani mara baaada ya uchunguzi wa tuhuma hizo kukamilika.

Katika tukio jingine jeshi la Polisi mkoani hapa linawashikilia wanafunzi wawili wa mwaka wa pili wa Chuo Kikuu cha Kiislam, Sadi Ayubu, 23, na Joseph Mwinjake, 27, kwa kuwashambulia na kuwajeruhi Abdul Mhanga, 22, na Mussa Rajabu wakiwatuhumu kuwa ni vibaka.

 

[Mwanamayu]

Si kwamba sheria kali kwa wabakaji wote bila kujali nafasi zao katika jamii? Sharia inasemaje kwenye hili?

 

[njiwa]

Nafkiri ingesomeka hivi "sheria kali zuchuliwe kwa wabakaji"

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Hawa inabidi adhabu yao iwe mara mbili ya adhabu ya wabakaji wasio viongozi wa dini:

sheria kali zichukuliwe dhidi ya wachungaji wabakaji

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Mchungaji wa KKKT mbaroni kwa ubakaji


Polisi mkoani Singida linamshikilia Mchungaji wa Kanisa la Kiinjili la Kilutheri Tanzania (KKKT) wa Usharika wa Igengu katika Dayosisi ya Kati, kwa tuhuma ya kumbaka msichana mwenye umri wa miaka 18 (jina tunalo) na kumsababishia maumivu katika sehemu zake za siri.
Kamanda wa Polisi Mkoa wa Singida, Celina Kaluba, alimtaja mchungaji huyo kuwa ni Japhet Kidindima (37).
Mchungaji Kidindima, ambaye mbali ya kuwa mchungaji wa Usharika wa Igengu kwa miaka saba sasa, pia ni mwanafunzi wa Chuo cha Theolojia cha Kiomboi, wilayani Iramba.
Kamanda Kaluba alisema kuwa tukio hilo lilitokea Jumatatu iliyopita saa 9:45 alasiri, kwenye vichaka vilivyopo kati ya vijiji vya Igengu na Ibaga katika tarafa ya Kirumi, wilayani Iramba.
Kwa mujibu wa Kamanda Kaluba, mtuhumiwa huyo alifanikisha njama zake za ubakaji baada ya kumdanganya msichana huyo kuwa anataka kumtafutia kazi za ndani jijini Dar es Salaam.
Kamanda alisema licha ya kumuahidi kumtafutia ajira, pia Mchungaji huyo alimuahidi msichana kuyo kumsafirisha hadi Dar es Salaam kwa ajili ya kwenda kufanya kazi hiyo.
Alisema kuwa safari ya kwenda kijiji jirani cha Ibaga ilianza kwa miguu ambako ndipo ulipo usafiri wa basi, lakini walipofika katikati ya vijiji hivyo, Mchungaji Kidindima alimbaka msichana huyo kwenye vichaka.
Alifafanua kuwa baada ya kumbaka, waliendelea na safari yao hadi kwenye kituo cha mabasi kilichopo kijiji cha Ibaga na hapo ndipo mtuhumiwa alifanikiwa kumtelekeza msichana huyo akiwa haelewi cha kufanya.
Kamanda Kaluba alisema kuwa baadaye msichana huyo aliamua kuripoti tukio hilo katika kituo cha polisi ikilichopo katika kijiji cha Ibaga kesho yake saa 7:30 mchana na jitihada za polisi kumsaka mtuhumiwa huyo zilianza.
Kamanda Kaluba alisema polisi walifanikiwa kumkamata Mchungaji Kidindima jana saa tano asubuhi wakati akiwa masomoni kwenye chuo cha Biblia mjini Kiomboi.
Kamanda huyo alisema kuwa upelelezi wa tukio hilo unaendelea ili mtuhumiwa afikishwe mahakamani.

CHANZO: NIPASHE

 

[Junius]

sheria kali zichukuliwe dhidi ya wachungaji wabakaji

kweli mkuu watu hawa hatari sana halafu kibaya zaidi wanafichiana madhambi hebu angalia hapo chini:

IRELAND
Two major reports into allegations of paedophilia among Irish clergy last year revealed the shocking extent of abuse, cover-ups and hierarchical failings involving thousands of victims, and stretching back decades.
In one, four Dublin archbishops were found to have effectively turned a blind eye to cases of abuse from 1975 to 2004.
The Dublin archdiocese, it said, operated in a culture of concealment, placing the integrity of its institutions above the welfare of the children in its care.
In the wake of the report, four bishops resigned and the entire Irish hierarchy was summoned to the Vatican to give an account of themselves in person before the Pope.
Six months earlier, another report - the result of a nine-year investigation - documented some six decades of physical , sexual and emotional abuse at residential institutions run by 18 religious orders.
With the Church still reeling from the reports' findings, a fresh scandal erupted in March 2010 when it emerged the head of the Irish Catholic Church, Cardinal Sean Brady, was present at meetings in 1975 where children signed vows of silence over complaints against a paedophile priest, Fr Brendan Smyth.
Cardinal Brady resisted calls to resign and issued an apology .
A few days later, on 20 March, Pope Benedict XVI apologised to victims of child sex abuse by Catholic priests in Ireland but stopped short of an apology for abuses in other countries.

He then accepted the resignation of Bishop John Magee, an aide to three popes before being assigned to Ireland, who was found to have mishandled allegations of clerical sex abuse in his County Cork diocese.
FROM U.S.A
Over the past two decades, the Roman Catholic Church in the US - with the archdiocese of Boston in particular - has been embroiled in a series of child sex scandals.
There was public outrage after abuses in the 1990s by two Boston priests, Paul Shanley and John Geoghan , came to light, with suspicions that Church leaders had sought to cover up their crimes by moving them from post to post.
In 2002 the then-Pope John Paul II called an emergency meeting with US cardinals, but allegations continued to emerge.
Despite an apology and pledge to take a tougher line, Archbishop Bernard Law resigned over the scandal at the end of the year.
In September 2003, the Boston archdiocese - the fourth-largest in the US - agreed to pay $85m to settle more than 500 civil suits accusing priests of sexual abuse and church officials of concealment.
A report commissioned by the Church the following year said more than 4,000 US Roman Catholic priests had faced sexual abuse allegations in the last 50 years, in cases involving more than 10,000 children - mostly boys.
A series of huge payouts has been made by US diocese to alleged victims of abuse - the largest being some $660m from the Los Angeles Archdiocese in 2007.
During a tour of the US in 2008, the Pope met privately with victims of abuse by priests and spoke of "the pain and the harm inflicted by the sexual abuse of minors".
In March 2010 documents emerged suggesting that Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, before he became Pope, failed to respond to letters from US clergy about cases of alleged child sex abuse by a priest in Wisconsin.
Archbishops had complained about Fr Lawrence Murphy in 1996 to a Vatican office led by the future Pope, but apparently received no response.
Fr Murphy, who died in 1998, is suspected of having abused some 200 boys at St John's School for the Deaf in St Francis, Wisconsin, between 1950 and 1974.
One of his alleged victims told the BBC the Pope had known for years about the accusations yet failed to take action.
FROM GERMANY

Since the start of 2010, at least 300 people have made allegations of sexual or physical abuse by priests across the Pope's home country.
Claims are being investigated in 18 of Germany's 27 Roman Catholic dioceses.
Accusations include the abuse of more than 170 children by priests at Jesuit schools, three Catholic schools in Bavaria, and within the Regensburg Domspatzen school boys' choir that was directed for 30 years by Monsignor Georg Ratzinger, the Pope's brother.
In March, Father Peter Hullermann , who was convicted of molesting boys during his time in the archdiocese of Munich and Freising, was suspended from his duties after breaching a ban on working with children.
Days earlier, the Pope's former diocese said Benedict had unwittingly approved housing for Fr Hullermann when serving as archbishop of Munich; the Vatican denounced what it called "aggressive" efforts to link the Pope to the scandal.
The Regensburg diocese confirmed on 22 March new allegations of child sexual abuse against four priests and two nuns, saying most of the incidents occurred in the 1970s.
Two days later the German government announced it was forming a committee of experts to investigate all the abuse claims.
ITALY

A number of deaf men have come forward to say they were abused as children at the Antonio Provolo Institute for the Deaf in the northern city of Verona between the 1950s and the 1980s.
The allegations were first reported in the Italian press in January 2009.
Later last year the Associated Press news agency obtained a written statement from 67 of the school's former pupils naming 24 priests, brothers and lay religious men who they accused of sexual abuse, paedophilia and corporal punishment.
The diocese of Verona said it intended to interview the victims following a request from the Vatican to do so.
NETHERLANDS

In March 2010, Dutch bishops ordered an independent inquiry into more than 200 allegations of sexual abuse of children by priests, in addition to three cases dating from 1950 to 1970.
Allegations first centred on Don Rua monastery school in the eastern Netherlands, with people saying they were abused by Catholic priests in the 1960s and 70s.
This prompted dozens more alleged victims from other institutions to come forward.
AUSTRIA

A series of claims of sexual abuse by priests has emerged in the Vorarlberg region.
Some 16 people have reported 27 alleged incidents there, spanning half a century.
Ten children are also alleged to have been abused at a monastery in Mehrerau in the 1970s and early 80s.
Meanwhile five priests at a monastery in Kremsmuenster in Upper Austria have been suspended after complaints of sexual and physical abuse of boys there.
Separately, the head of a Salzburg monastery, Bruno Becker, resigned after confessing to having abused a boy 40 years ago, when he was a monk.
SWITZERLAND
been investigating allegations of abuse involving the Catholic Church there.
A member of the commission, Abbot Martin Werlen, said in a newspaper interview this month that about 60 people have said they were abused by Catholic priests. The alleged incidents are reported to have occurred over the past 15 years.
A priest in the canton of Thurgau was arrested on 19 March on suspicion of sexual abuse of minors, police said.
BELGIUM
The bishop of Bruges, Roger Vangheluwe, resigned after admitting that he had sexually abused a boy when he was a priest and shortly after he was appointed at Bruges in 1984.
A Belgian Church commission set up in 2000 to deal with sexual abuse cases said some 20 people had come forward with allegations in recent months.
MALTA

Three priests have been accused of sexually abusing 10 orphan children in Malta during the 1980s and 1990s.
Pope Benedict visited the island in April and held an emotional meeting with victims, pledging to bring those responsible to justice and to protect young people in the future.
SOURCE:BBC News - Catholic Church sex abuse scandals around the world

 

[Mwafrika]

Si kwamba sheria kali kwa wabakaji wote bila kujali nafasi zao katika jamii? Sharia inasemaje kwenye hili?

sharia inasema wapigwe mawe hadi kufa

 

[senator]

Nafkiri ingesomeka hivi "sheria kali zuchuliwe kwa wabakaji"

Hii ipo sawa mana vinginevyo utaleta mjadala wa kidini hapa..naona mzizimkavu kaanza mambo!

 

[Masanilo]

Ohhhh mai mai sharia ni ngumu nimecopy hii sehemu, 120 lashes and stoned to death! Jamaa na sharia ila kwa wanawake Mashekhe na Ustaadhi wabakaji sharia no

Evidence

1996-MAR: Afghanistan: Jamila, was found guilty of trying to leave the country with such a man. She was caught and stoned to death on 1996-MAR-28.

1996-NOV: Afghanistan: Under the previous, Taliban, regime, a woman, Nurbibi, 40, and a man Turylai, 38, were stoned to death in a public assembly using palm-sized stones. They were found guilty of non-marital sex. Turylai was dead within ten minutes, but Nurbibi had to be finished off by dropping a large rock on her head.

2000-FEB: United Arab Emirates: Kartini binti Karim, (a.k.a. Ms. Karteen Karikanderan), an unmarried citizen of Indonesia, was working as a housemaid in the United Arab Emirates when her pregnancy was detected. She and a man -- a citizen of India -- were charged with adultery. She was convicted; he fled the country before he could be arrested. She was placed on trial without a lawyer or a translator, Under the UAE's form of Sharia, she was sentenced to death by stoning.


2000-AUG: A woman, "Amina Abdullahi is sentenced to 100 lashes in the state of Zamfara for having premarital sex

2000-NOV: Attine Tanko, 18, is found guilty of having pre-marital sex out of wedlock. She was discovered to be pregnant. Her sentence of 100 lashes was deferred for up to two years after the birth, so that she could breastfeed her baby. Her boyfriend, 23, was flogged 100 times and given jail time. 4

2001-SEP: Nigeria: A teenage single mother, Bariya Ibrahim Magazu claimed at trial that she was raped by three men. The court assumed that she was guilty, because she could not prove that her father pressured her to engage in sexual activity with the men. She was found guilty of two offenses: having pre-marital sex, and bringing false charges against the men that she claimed were responsible. Her sentence was 180 lashes.

2001-OCT: Nigeria: Safiya Hussaini Tungar-Tudu, a 30-year-old pregnant woman, had asked a Sharia court in Sokoto state to force a man that she alleged had raped her, to pay for her daughter's naming ceremony. The court refused, and then charged her with engaging in sexual intercourse outside of marriage. She was sentenced to be stoned to death. The man that she allegedly had sex with was freed by the court for lack of evidence. She successfully appealed the conviction. An appeal judge overturned her conviction, stating that there were very serious errors in her arrest and trial. She had not been given any legal representation, and the court had failed to establish the basic facts of the case. Above all, the alleged act of adultery had taken place before the Sharia law was implemented in the state. She was freed, and planned to remarry her former husband.

2001-DEC: Sudan: An 18 year-old pregnant woman, Abok Alfa Akok, was accused by her husband of adultery. She claimed that she had been raped. The man co-accused with Abok was not tried due to lack of evidence. She was tried, even though the country claims that Sharia would not be applied to non-Muslims. In Sudan, a married person found guilty of adultery is executed by stoning; an unmarried person receives 100 lashes. She had no lawyer, and was unaware of her rights during the trial. She could not speak or understand Arabic, the language of the court. The Court of Appeal in Southern Darfur overturned the death sentence and sent the case back to the lawyer court which set punishment at 75 lashes. By immediately executing the sentence, she was denied her right to obtain legal advice and/or an launch an appeal prior to the beating.

2002-MAY: Nigeria: A man, Sarimu Mohammed, 50, was sentenced to be stoned to death by a court in Jigawa for raping a nine-year-old girl.

 

[njiwa]

Ohhhh mai mai sharia ni ngumu nimecopy hii sehemu, 120 lashes and stoned to death! Jamaa na sharia ila kwa wanawake Mashekhe na Ustaadhi wabakaji sharia no

Evidence

1996-MAR: Afghanistan: Jamila, was found guilty of trying to leave the country with such a man. She was caught and stoned to death on 1996-MAR-28.

1996-NOV: Afghanistan: Under the previous, Taliban, regime, a woman, Nurbibi, 40, and a man Turylai, 38, were stoned to death in a public assembly using palm-sized stones. They were found guilty of non-marital sex. Turylai was dead within ten minutes, but Nurbibi had to be finished off by dropping a large rock on her head.

2000-FEB: United Arab Emirates: Kartini binti Karim, (a.k.a. Ms. Karteen Karikanderan), an unmarried citizen of Indonesia, was working as a housemaid in the United Arab Emirates when her pregnancy was detected. She and a man -- a citizen of India -- were charged with adultery. She was convicted; he fled the country before he could be arrested. She was placed on trial without a lawyer or a translator, Under the UAE's form of Sharia, she was sentenced to death by stoning.


2000-AUG: A woman, "Amina Abdullahi is sentenced to 100 lashes in the state of Zamfara for having premarital sex

2000-NOV: Attine Tanko, 18, is found guilty of having pre-marital sex out of wedlock. She was discovered to be pregnant. Her sentence of 100 lashes was deferred for up to two years after the birth, so that she could breastfeed her baby. Her boyfriend, 23, was flogged 100 times and given jail time. 4

2001-SEP: Nigeria: A teenage single mother, Bariya Ibrahim Magazu claimed at trial that she was raped by three men. The court assumed that she was guilty, because she could not prove that her father pressured her to engage in sexual activity with the men. She was found guilty of two offenses: having pre-marital sex, and bringing false charges against the men that she claimed were responsible. Her sentence was 180 lashes.

2001-OCT: Nigeria: Safiya Hussaini Tungar-Tudu, a 30-year-old pregnant woman, had asked a Sharia court in Sokoto state to force a man that she alleged had raped her, to pay for her daughter's naming ceremony. The court refused, and then charged her with engaging in sexual intercourse outside of marriage. She was sentenced to be stoned to death. The man that she allegedly had sex with was freed by the court for lack of evidence. She successfully appealed the conviction. An appeal judge overturned her conviction, stating that there were very serious errors in her arrest and trial. She had not been given any legal representation, and the court had failed to establish the basic facts of the case. Above all, the alleged act of adultery had taken place before the Sharia law was implemented in the state. She was freed, and planned to remarry her former husband.

2001-DEC: Sudan: An 18 year-old pregnant woman, Abok Alfa Akok, was accused by her husband of adultery. She claimed that she had been raped. The man co-accused with Abok was not tried due to lack of evidence. She was tried, even though the country claims that Sharia would not be applied to non-Muslims. In Sudan, a married person found guilty of adultery is executed by stoning; an unmarried person receives 100 lashes. She had no lawyer, and was unaware of her rights during the trial. She could not speak or understand Arabic, the language of the court. The Court of Appeal in Southern Darfur overturned the death sentence and sent the case back to the lawyer court which set punishment at 75 lashes. By immediately executing the sentence, she was denied her right to obtain legal advice and/or an launch an appeal prior to the beating.

2002-MAY: Nigeria: A man, Sarimu Mohammed, 50, was sentenced to be stoned to death by a court in Jigawa for raping a nine-year-old girl.

hivi hujiulizi kwa nini wote wanawake hivi sharia za kiislam ni kwa ajili ya wanawake tu??!! ofcoz source yako itakuwa ni vile vi group visivoipenda hii DINI ISYO NA SHAKA NDANI YAKE "
MZINIFU ANAPIGWA MAWE HADI KUFA KAMA YUMO KWENYE NDOA, KAMA HAYUMO KWENYE NDOA BAKORA 100 HADHARANI WE R PROUD NA HII SHARIA SIONI TATIZO

 

[Junius]

Rev Masanilo,
Hizo ndiyo hukumu za wazinzi alizotaka kujuwa Solomo David...unachopotosha mchungaji kudai kuwa zinawahusu wanawake tu...si kweli...hivi ninanvyoandika kuna watu Iran (wanaume) wanachapwa bakora kwa kulewa hadharani tu (achilia kama wangezini)...wapo walionyongwa hadharani kwa kubaka (wanaume wengi tu)...hii sheria naipenda sana...maana kama utatizama takwimu za maambukizi ya Ukimwi, nchi zinazofuata sheria hizi zina viwango karibu sifuri vya maambukizi nyie mnaopelekana mahakamani kwa kuibiana wake zenu mnaona takwimu za maambukizi zilivyo? zinatisha Mkuu!
Ninachowataka na ndgu zetu wakatoliki wasinyamazie, mtu anabaka watoto 200 halafu anafichiwa makosa ni mbaya sana, jana namuangalia papa Benedict 16, anavyokaribishwa Uingereza na mabango ya kashfa za uzinzi ni aibu fanyeni kama wanavyofanya waislamu...ukizini unauwawa au unakula bakora...ni mafundisho ya vitabu vyote vitukufu vya Mungu.