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Well...Boxlicker101 said:The Sharia laws regarding rape are horribly distorted with, I believe, the victim considered to be the offender. Even so, there were three murders also.
- Under Sharia law, a man convicted of rape is executed. A tougher deal for the rapist than here.
- A woman can legally kill her rapist, it's considered self defense. Again, less rights for the rapist than in most western countries.
However, and this is, as you probably know, where it gets weird, and more than a little bit tragic...
- In some places that have Sharia (but far from in all, I shouold point out - this seems to be a local misintepretation), a woman, especially a married woman, can also be punished for adultery, even when the rapist is found guilty. Not the most logic of laws.
- Also, if the rapist is NOT convicted, the victim runs a great risk of being persecuted for adultery or false accusation. So it intimidates many from making charges in the first place.
And a little detail, that's just weird in general...
- A fetus is believed to be able to lay "dormant" for up to seven years in the womb. A woman can apparently claim the fatherhood of a child to a husband she divorced several years earlier. Imagine that call from your ex.