Please GOD help them find this savage and make an example of him...May you finally have peace to the 8 children that have been attacked and killed by this monster.

Frieha Altaf, an events manager, model and actress who tweeted about abuse she suffered as a 6-year-old, said Zainab's death is a catalyst to challenge shame and fear that silence victims and their parents.

"There is no stopping now," she said. "For me, there is no stopping now."

But Abid cautioned that change isn't necessarily unstoppable. Frank language about sexual assault will likely bring a backlash from religious conservatives and many parents who oppose discussing sexual issues and hold tight to traditions that ban mixing of the sexes, consider girls responsible for the family "honor" and even forgive killing a girl who marries for love.

That comment reminds me of the American "rule" .... NOT to discuss politics or religion in public.

Who did that benefit?

Politics effects your life every moment of your life ...

And religion is a political system when it supports patriarchal societies and aims to control not only its own members, but the behavior of all of society.

And unfortunately religion has controlled our patriarchal societies and our press.

A number of prominent Pakistani women have come forward with their own stories of sexual assault, saying they want to change traditions that consider abuse as a mark of shame for the victim. Those traditions, they say, help predators get away with abuse and encourage an already corrupt police force to ignore such crimes.

Maheen Khan, a legendary Pakistani fashion designer, tweeted that she had been sexually abused as a child by an Islamic cleric who taught her the Quran. "I froze in fear day after day," she tweeted. At 73, Khan has spoken publicly only once before of the abuse.

"We are now saying enough is enough. We should have woken up long ago," she said in a telephone interview from her home in the southern city of Karachi. "I am ashamed to say it has taken this one little girl's death."

"What disturbs me the most is the silence when a little girl gets raped," she said. "It has to do with the honor of family. Parents tell their daughters: 'Don't talk about it. Don't tell anyone.' Our silence is saying it is all right to sexually molest a child."

It's about time the women in Pakistan are heard. If not now, how many children will suffer and die while the police remain silent.

Human rights are God given by our creator... no man/person has the right to usurp this! But luciferians keep trying. We are part of the great turning... cry and then rejoice in our tears that it has reached the ears that need to hear!

Woman was meant to be a side by side partner with man... not his personal slave! It’s even in the Bible... helpmeet not slave... every religion has been perverted!

Worship my Jewish penis...

Making statues of yourself means you wish to be worshipped as a god... he must be the pedophile god!

But Abid cautioned that change isn't necessarily unstoppable. Frank language about sexual assault will likely bring a backlash from religious conservatives and many parents who oppose discussing sexual issues and hold tight to traditions that ban mixing of the sexes, consider girls responsible for the family "honor" and even forgive killing a girl who marries for love. SHE said that for Her there is No Stopping Now. This is what it will take. Commitment. I read it over again and this time I had to cry. I had glossed over about the little girl that was found barely alive. She has to live with that All Her Living Days. Horrid.

I could only read about half... now I’m crying like a baby. Country after country... so much to pray about.

Thank you for linking this, Carmencita.

As far as I recall, there wasn't even a law against sexual abuse of children in Pakistan until a few years ago.

Especially in Eastern Pakistan, close to the border to Afghanistan, rich men still today will have male child sex slaves (comparable to the Afghan tradition of having male child sex slaves).

I do hope this will have an impact on the Pakistani community in Britain as well.

CAN THIS BE TRUE? Are Women All Over The World Speaking Out? Women in Spain Demanded Take Down of Woody Allen Statue and Now This. From article:A number of prominent Pakistani women have come forward with their own stories of sexual assault, saying they want to change traditions that consider abuse as a mark of shame for the victim. Those traditions, they say, help predators get away with abuse and encourage an already corrupt police force to ignore such crimes. THIS is happening everywhere around the world. The Rape of A little girl and her murder has shaken these women to their core. This is pizzagate related because it proves that their is a Global Epidemic of Rape and Abuse of our Children.