Sunday, August 19, 2012

Muslim Graves Desecrated in the Chicago Suburb of Evergreen Park & Pro-Life Law In Dominican republic Leads To Death of pregnant 16 year old

Muslim Graves Desecrated in the Chicago Suburb of Evergreen Park | Islamophobia Today eNewspaper, August 18,2012:

Muslim Graves Desecrated in the Chicago Suburb of Evergreen Park The hate attacks continue. Above you can see racist Islamophobes vandalize a Muslim man’s grave with the words “Raghaed killer!” The hate graffiti in the pics below reads “Mohamad is a liar & a Fagit We Whont Be taken Alive!” (h/t: Crystal) CAIR On August 16, 2012, a Palestinian American man went to pay respects to his deceased father at Evergreen Cemetery and was horrified to see anti-Muslim hate graffiti on a number of Muslim graves. Evergreen Cemetery is home to at least 500 Muslim graves. Cemetery officials and the police have been notified. The cemetery is located at 3401 West 87th Street, Evergreen Park, IL 60805.


Pro-Life anti-abortion Christians influence in the Dominican Republic leads to death of 16 year old . Medical personnel refused to treat pregnant 16 year old with cancer fearing they might kill the unborn child and thereby be prosecuted under the draconian pro-life law.

" Pregnant Dominican Teen Dies of Complications of Cancer and Refusal of Abortion " By Robin Marty, Jodi Jacobson at Alternet.org,Aug. 18,2012

A pregnant 16-year-old in the Dominican Republic died from complications of leukemia, according to CNN. The young woman was forced to wait nearly three weeks to begin chemotherapy to treat her disease as hospital officials initially refused to treat her fearing it could terminate her pregnancy. In the end she lost her life and the pregnancy, and may have died because of the delay in her treatment.

Under an amendment to the Dominican Republic's constitution which declares that "life begins at conception," abortion is banned, effectively for any reason. The girl's leukemia was diagnosed when she was just nine weeks pregnant.

Dominican women's health advocates told RH Reality Check this afternoon that while the doctors and the state refused to allow the girl treatment for leukemia, they made her undergo "ultrasounds to show that the baby was healthy and for her to see it moving."

Chemotherapy was begun after the end of the first trimester of pregnancy, at which time the girl began to bleed, yet still the doctors refused to interrupt the pregnancy. Advocates report that she subsequently miscarried the pregnancy and began to hemorrhage; the medical team was unable to contain the bleeding and she died.

The girl's mother had pleaded with both doctors and authorities to give her daughter an abortion so she could begin chemotherapy immediately.

At the time that treatment started, Rosa Hernandez, the girl's mother, said she had been trying to convince doctors and the Dominican government to make an exception so that her daughter's life could be saved.

"My daughter's life is first. I know that (abortion) is a sin and that it goes against the law ... but my daughter's health is first," Hernandez said.

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