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Man disappears with his 3 young children
By MATT POWELL FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 13:52 EDT, 15 August 2022
A search is underway for three school children from Wythenshawe who have disappeared after going on a trip with their father.
Khalid Algehani, 8, Aasayah Algehani, 6, Maimunah Algehani, 4, were last seen by their mother Dawn Daley when the children's dad came to pick them up from her home on July 30.
Here, appears to be a case of a Muslim man and a British wife. We've seen this story before and it seldom ends well.
Ms Daley said she is scared she is 'never going to see them again' and believes they are still with their father - her former partner.
She claims he told her he was taking the kids to Robin Hood's Bay in North Yorkshire and was supposed to return them home on August 10.
But she raised the alarm after she visited his address last Wednesday to pick them up and found nobody at the house.
Three school children, Aasayah Algehani, 6, Maimunah Algehani, 4, and Khalid Algehani, 8, (left to right), have been reported missing from Wythenshawe and their mother believes they are with their father
Ms Daley claims she was told the father was taking the kids to Robin Hood's Bay in North Yorkshire and was supposed to return them home on August 10
Greater Manchester Police have confirmed a missing person investigation has been launched and added that they believe the children are with a family member.
Detectives are appealing for anyone with information about their whereabouts to get in touch.
Speaking to the M.E.N as she appealed for her children to be located, Mrs Daley said: 'I just want to know where my children are. I'm scared I'm never going to see them again. If anyone has any information please contact me or the police immediately.'
A spokesperson for GMP said: 'On the 10th August 2022, police received a report that three children aged 8, 6 and 4 were missing from their home in Wythenshawe.
'The children are believed to be with a family member. Enquiries are ongoing to trace the whereabouts of the children.'
Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 0161 8566051 quoting log number 3480 of the 10th August 2022. Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
No one has mentioned the possibility, or rather, the probability that they have been kidnapped by their dad and taken to the dad's home country somewhere in the middle east where the only way the mother will ever see them again is to have them kidnapped back. The Islamo-protective media and police would never suggest such a thing.
“Saudi sisters found dead in Sydney ‘claimed asylum for sexuality and religion – but were denied,’”
by Maggie Baska, Pink News,
August 13, 2022
Two Saudi sisters found dead in Australia sought asylum for religion and sexuality, but their pleas for projection (protection) were reportedly rejected over lack of evidence.
Australian authorities discovered the remains of Asra Abdullah Alsehli, 24, and Amaal Abdullah Alsehli, 23, on 7 June in the Sydney suburb of Burwood. Police found their bodies after carrying out a welfare check as the sisters owed thousands in rent to their landlord.
The women had been dead for more than a month when they were found. Authorities have not been able to ascertain a cause of death or find any signs of forced entry into the apartment.
The sisters fled Saudi Arabia together in 2017 and made their way to Australia, where they made asylum claims.
A source familiar with the application told the Australian one sister applied for the visa on the basis she was a lesbian, 7news reported. The other woman applied for a protection visa on the grounds she was an atheist.
One of the sisters also said she was escaping a forced marriage.
The unnamed source told the Australian that the applications were denied because of a lack of sufficient evidence.
A source familiar with the legal case told ABC’s Background Briefing that Asra and Amaal believed a private investigator was following them.
Their apartment building manager Michael Baird said the sisters were “very, very scared”. But he said the women “didn’t tell” anyone if they were scared of “something or someone.”
Are we looking at suicide or honour killings? It needs to be investigated regardless. Australia should be a sanctuary from Islamic madness.
Man sets Lebanese wife on fire over unwanted pregnancy
21-year-old Hana dies of severe burns after 11 days in hospital
Published: August 18, 2022 18:40
Khitam Al Amir, Chief News Editor
Gulf News
Hana Mohammad Khodur died 11 days after she was set ablaze by her husband.
Dubai: A pregnant Lebanese woman was severely beaten and was set on fire by her husband for refusing to have an abortion, local media reported.
The 21-year-old Hana Mohammad Khodur died of severe burns on Wednesday after 11 days at Al Salam Hospital in Tripoli, northern Lebanon.
Doctors at the hospital said the unborn baby died in the victim’s womb before being surgically removed.
According to media reports, a row over the unwanted unborn baby erupted between the victim and her husband who asked her to abort their baby because he would not be able to raise the child in a country that is in the midst of worst economic and financial crisis in the world.
Abdul Rahman Haddad, the victim’s cousin, told media that the husband set Hana on fire after she refused to abort the foetus. The suspect was arrested as he was planning to flee the country.
India frees 11 Hindu men who sexually assaulted pregnant
Muslim woman, killed 7 of her family members in 2002
Michelle De Pacina
Wed, August 17, 2022 at 1:55 PM·3 min read
A court in India ordered the release of 11 Hindu men who gang-raped a pregnant Muslim woman in 2002 and killed seven of her family members.
The men involved in the Bilkis Bano case were freed on remission on Monday from Gujarat’s Godhra town jail as India celebrated the 75th anniversary of the end of British rule.
The men were previously convicted in early 2008 and given life sentences for the rape of Bano, a then-21-year-old pregnant Muslim woman, amid the Hindu-Muslim riots in 2002. She was five months pregnant at the time of her rape.
The riots in Gujarat, which were considered some of India’s worst religious unrest in modern times, led to the deaths of more than 1,000 people, many of whom were Muslims. The violence was triggered by the deaths of 59 Hindu pilgrims on board a train that caught fire. Hindu right-wing groups blamed Muslim extremists for the incident.
Current Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi previously led Gujarat as chief minister. Today, his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party continues to rule the state.
As Indian law allows convicts to seek remission after 14 years of jail time, the state government reportedly approved the men’s application for remission. The district jail advisory committee cited the time the men had spent in jail and their good behavior and recommended their release.
The men were also convicted of killing seven of Bano’s family, including her 3-year-old daughter Saleha, whose head was reportedly smashed on the ground.
On Monday, media footage showed the 11 men being welcomed with confectioneries outside the jail upon their release.
11 convicts sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of gangrape and murder of 7 members of #BilkisBano's family walked out of a Godhra sub-jail today. The Gujarat government allowed their release under its remission policy. #2002GujaratRiots @TheQuint pic.twitter.com/u1dawz5zzm
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