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SWEDISH MUNICIPALITY LOSES COURT CASE FOR FGM PROFILING…….

Get this, Somalis are well known to practice the trade of cutting their daughters gentials, the actions of the family gave the Uppsala authorities enough reasonable doubt that they were not being forthcoming about their plans to visit Kenya, (you know, Obama’s home country), so the authorities came by and picked up the girl for an examination, which determined that the gorl had not been cut. But what if she had been disfigured, would the parents have sued the state anyways, and would they have won?
All of this is ridiculous of course, and the loon judges sitting on the court bench should be yanked from their jobs, how else are officials going to determine whether or not a girl has been disfigured by the parents? If they refuse officials the right to conduct searches when there’s probable cause, then how can the law act as a deterrent. Simple, it can’t. The other issue of their being targeted because they’re Somali is laughable, OF COURSE THEY WERE SUBJECTED TO CLOSER SCRUTINY, Somalis belong to the high risk group who practice the cult of slice and dice, not ethnic Swedes. It’s a stupid decision by the court and the end result is that more girls are going to get clipped because of it. KGS

Court awards damages after genital mutilation test

Uppsala Municipality has been ordered to pay 60,000 kronor ($8,400) to the family of a girl of Somali origin who was forced to undergo an examination to check whether she had been circumcised.
Uppsala social workers forced the then 10-year-old girl to submit to the examination to see whether she had been subjected to genital mutilation (circumcision) while on a family holiday in Kenya in 2004. The girl was collected by police from school shortly after returning from a visit to relatives.
The girl’s family took their case to the Discrimination Ombudsman (DO) which ruled in 2007 that the social workers’ suspicions constituted discrimination.
Discrimination Ombudsman Katri Linna concluded in her 2007 ruling that the suspicions “were based entirely on the fact that the parents have Somalian heritage.”
The decision to examine the girl was taken despite the fact that the parents had told their district nurse and social workers that they were opposed to female circumcision and that they were going to Kenya with the sole purpose of seeing their relatives.
The examination showed that the girl had not been circumcised.
In taking the municipality to court, DO argued that officials had made no effort to gather evidence that would enable a proper decision to be reached. The girl herself was not given a chance to explain her situation and she was not offered any extra support.
“The social services’ actions were based on the family’s ethnicity. The child’s rights and the rule of law were set aside,” Linna said.
The municipality argued in return that the girl’s family showed reluctance to cooperate in the social services’ investigation, but the district court rejected this explanation.

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