Domestic and sexual abuse of silenced Sikh women revealed

[Jacfsing2]

13 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

And if a woman treated your son like a lot of women do their men? You'd want to slap her silly. 

And that's even more true conversely when it comes to daughters. 

Moral of the story? We need to really dig deep, heal, and treat each other with far more respect in the family unit. 

And work together towards the right things. 

For the children. And the future. 

If everyone treated the family unit in the way it should be, the daughter-in-law should respect the mother-in-law like a mom, and the mother-in-law should treat the daughter-in-law like a daughter. A wife should treat her husband like Parmeshwar, and a husband should have actual Gurmukh qualities. 
 

Basically, if we aren’t following the system, we deserve to be screwed. 

[GurjantGnostic]

8 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

If everyone treated the family unit in the way it should be, the daughter-in-law should respect the mother-in-law like a mom, and the mother-in-law should treat the daughter-in-law like a daughter. A wife should treat her husband like Parmeshwar, and a husband should have actual Gurmukh qualities. 
 

Basically, if we aren’t following the system, we deserve to be screwed. 

Amen bro. We need to get and or stay with the program. 

[Jacfsing2]

34 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Amen bro. We need to get and or stay with the program. 

I was being serious, but the way you said it was too funny ngl. 

[S1ngh]

Its total bullock survey or fake study for sure. This fake survey is stating that 7 out of 10 UK Sikh bibian are getting domestic/sexualy abused. Sikh organization should sue this organization and find out what data and where they got this flawed data from. Total Fake !! Even third world anti-equality country Afghanistan won't have this type of bad result of such survey.

[Premi5]

16 minutes ago, S1ngh said:

Its total bullock survey or fake study for sure. This fake survey is stating that 7 out of 10 UK Sikh bibian are getting domestic/sexualy abused. Sikh organization should sue this organization and find out what data and where they got this flawed data from. Total Fake !! Even third world anti-equality country Afghanistan won't have this type of bad result of such survey.

You think we have a chance to at least make them apologise for publishing this misleading article ?

[S1ngh]

15 minutes ago, Premi5 said:

You think we have a chance to at least make them apologise for publishing this misleading article ?

They can .. in two ways:

1. Mass protest (online) by Sikh community or
2. Court case for defamation

[Premi5]

1 hour ago, S1ngh said:

They can .. in two ways:

1. Mass protest (online) by Sikh community or
2. Court case for defamation

We must force the newspaper to apologise and retract any misleading/false statements

[GurjantGnostic]

Hmmm is there a trend here?

[Premi5]

Found the email address:

alia_waheed@yahoo.co.uk

Also

https://www.theguardian.com/info/2014/sep/12/-sp-how-to-make-a-complaint-about-guardian-or-observer-content#f838a2d4-019c-43e3-a95e-1999dce28181

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[Premi5]

20 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Hmmm is there a trend here?

Don't follow....