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>and to think i almost forgot about my lil puppet today...
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>"Way Back Jack"  the dirty trailer trash says what???

Shocking Statistics On Fathers Defiling Daughters

http://allafrica.com/stories/200507010323.html

Cases of fathers defiling their children are the most common form of
abuse,
according to findings of a research released yesterday.

The research on levels of child defilement in Kenya indicates that 40
per
cent of re****ted cases involve fathers ***ually molesting their
children.

The shocking verdict means homes have become preying grounds for
rapists.

Out of every 100 rape cases handled by police, child rights groups,
and
selected hospitals, 40 were committed by fathers; according to the
study
conducted by the Chambers of Justice.

Uncles were increasingly being caught in *****uous relation****ps with
children, followed by neighbours and teachers in the "list of shame."

S****ts, Gender and Social Services Minister Ochilo Ayacko termed
***ual
crime "a national disaster."

According to the re****t, rapists were turning to younger children: out
of
717 cases sampled, 43.5 per cent involved girls aged one month to four
years.

Releasing the re****t yesterday, the Chamber's chief counsel, Mr Ababu
Namwamba, said *****, or rape by close relatives, was the most common
form
of ***ual abuse.

"The home, which is viewed as the cradle of love and care, has been
poisoned. It has become very dangerous for children," Namwamba said.

The re****t, titled 'The Defilement Index: Status Re****t on Trends in
***ual
Abuse of the Girl Child in Kenya's Urban Areas' says children were
commonly
abused by those known to them.

Namwamba said the re****t was prepared after a study of 717 cases
re****ted
and the data analysed scientifically.

The research was conducted from April last year to last March in
collaboration with Care-Kenya, a non-governmental organisation.

It says 23 per cent of defilement cases were committed by uncles, 29
per
cent by neighbours, while teachers committed eight per cent of the
rapes.

Homes were the base of 83 per cent of the re****ted cases and schools
4.9 per
cent. ***** accounted for 74 per cent of the abuse cases re****ted,
followed
by other forms of rape at 22 per cent.

"The girl child is not safe anywhere. At home, she has to contend with
the
preying misadventures of her close relations, who may include her
father. In
school, she is not entirely safe from both male teachers and fellow
pupils,"
reads the re****t.

In addition, prevalence of defilement of girls aged five to eight
years
stood at 33.2 per cent, while the least prevalence was recorded among
those
in the 17 to 18 age bracket. Sixty-per cent of child rights workers
interviewed said the most vulnerable girls are those between nursery
school
and Standard Four.

In a speech read on his behalf by Assistant Minister Alicen Chelaite,
Ayacko
said: "The trends are symptoms of an ailing society whose morals are
in
tatters."

The re****t spells out proposals to prevent rape, including the
formation of
a ***ual crimes prevention unit in the police force. It recommends
life
sentences for rape and defilement.