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Aneeta Prem, Forced Marriage, Legal Changes, Virginity Testing, Hymenoplasty, Age of Consent, Education

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“But It’s Not Fair”

“But It’s Not Fair”

Third Edition

Aneeta Prem, Forced Marriage, Legal Changes, Virginity Testing, Hymenoplasty, Age of Consent, EducationAddressing a New Landscape of Laws

The law is not static; it’s a living entity, adapting and morphing as society evolves. That’s why the third edition of “But It’s Not Fair” needed to come to life. This edition addresses the significant changes in UK law around Forced Marriage, including issues of virginity testing, hymenoplasty, and the monumental shift in the age of consent for marriage being raised to 18.

Why Virginity Testing and Hymenoplasty Are Crucial Topics

Virginity testing and hymenoplasty have sadly become part and parcel of the forced marriage discourse. These practices are not just medically unnecessary but are fundamentally rooted in gender inequality. They subject young women to humiliation and emotional trauma, thereby perpetuating a cycle of Dishonour Abuse.

Celebrating Legal Milestones: The Age of Consent

One of the most notable legal changes in the UK has been the raising of the age of consent for marriage to 18. This isn’t just a number; it’s a safeguard against child marriage and a victory for human rights. By incorporating this into the new edition, the book aims to educate the young and the old alike on this significant milestone.

A Book for All School Children

The ambition is clear: “But It’s Not Fair” should be in the hands of every school child in the UK. It’s not merely a book but an educational package, designed to nurture critical thinking and moral clarity.

Young Men: Part of the Solution

Discussions on Forced Marriage often centre around young women, but young men play an equally vital role. They need to be part of the conversation and, more importantly, part of the solution. Only when both genders understand the gravitas of Forced Marriage can we hope to eradicate it.

The Unwavering Mission of Freedom Charity

Freedom Charity has been at the forefront of these battles, and the third edition of “But It’s Not Fair” is yet another arrow in our quiver. The book has been lauded widely, receiving excellent reviews on platforms like Amazon. It aims to serve as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and tangible change.

A Final Word

As the third edition of “But It’s Not Fair” rolls off the presses, it carries with it ink and the hopes and dreams of a society that wishes to consign Forced Marriage to the annals of history. But It’s Not Fair” by Aneeta Prem: A Groundbreaking Update on Forced Marriage and Legal Reforms

 

Trigeminal neuralgia Aneeta Prem

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Trigeminal Neuralgia

Trigeminal neuralgia is the most painful condition in the world.

 

So what is Trigeminal Neuralgia ? ( TN)

Simply put TN is sudden, intense facial pain.

What Does TN feel like

It’s hard to describe too often described what a TN attack feels like.

For me, a Trigeminal neuralgia attack feels like hundreds of electric shocks, suddenly attacking my face.

It can feel like shards of glass or razors digging into your face.

The pain can be in my eyes and jaw. Some suffer the pain is in the teeth and gums.

TN  is also called the Suicide disease because of how painful it is.

A few celebrities over time have suffered from this disease, including Blink 182 drummer Tra

vis Barker,

What cause TN?

The fifth cranial nerve provides intense pain to the left or right side of your face.

I have been found to have compressions on both sides of my face. So my TN is bilateral which fortunately is rare.

Help for TN

For anyone diagnosed I would recommend joining TNA UK.

This is a UK-registered national charity. it helps anyone who has TN and Face Pain. Offering a free helpline phone number 08009991899.

There are national webinars with the leading world experts on TN. Which I have the privilege to host as the CEO of TNA UK.

A chance to meet others with Tn in Regional Support Meetings.

Once a member with a modest joining fee of twenty pounds per year.

There is little research on cures for TN. Surgery helps many with the pain.

There is now a moment in time to make a difference.

 

 

 

aneeta prem End FGM world news

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End FGM

End FGM, that is what all of us want. Today we are a step closer to End FGM with the case in the US, Detroit have charged a Dr. with cutting young girls.

End FGM is something every doctor should be trying to do, that’s why a doctor cutting girls is even more shocking.

Dr  Nagarwala who worked in an emergency room as a doctor. The fact she  has been charged with cutting young girls for the the last twelve years is very shocking.

If she is found guilty she risks going to prison for life. Dr Nagarwala  is charged with three offences: Female Genital Mutilation (FGM); transportation with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity and conspiracy; and making a false statement to an officer.

Today I spoke on BBC World news. and it highlights the case to End FGM.

I hope that this arrest will encourage others to report the  people who cut young girls we need to end FGM for ever.

Dr Nagarwala is reported to have cut two girls as young as seven years of age. She is alleged to have performed FGM in a  medical office in Livonia, Michigan.

“According to the complaint, despite her oath to care for her patients, Dr. Nagarwala is alleged to have performed horrifying acts of brutality on the most vulnerable victims,” Acting Assistant Attorney General Blanco said in the announcement. “The Department of Justice is committed to stopping female genital mutilation in this country, and will use the full power of the law to ensure that no girls suffer such physical and emotional abuse.”

By visiting the Freedom charity website you can see that Freedom Charity offers training for professionals as well as students.
The Cut Flowers novel has PSHE accredited lesson plans on FGM. Hopefully within a generation will End FGM.

Amina Al-Jeffery

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Amina Al-Jeffery Freedom Charity demands she must be brought home

At 17 Amina Al-Jeffery was taken by her father to  Jeddah in Saudi Arabia in 2012,  he claimed to ‘save her life’. She had allegedly kissed a boy. Amina has dual nationality.

Today the judge Mr Justice Holman ruled she must be allowed back to the UK as she had been  ‘deprived of her liberty.’  Amina Al-Jeffery father must help his daughter to return to the UK. READ MORE