France has deported a Muslim family that beat their daughter for having a relationship with a non-Muslim boy. The family from Bosnia is said to have not only beaten the girl but to have also shaven her head as punishment.

The girl was reported as being 17 at the time, while her boyfriend was believed to be 20. The age of consent in France is 15. The girl's parents and her siblings were deported from France and flown directly to Sarajevo airport while the girl was allowed to remain in France. They will not be allowed to return for at least 5 years. An aunt and uncle of the girl were also deported.

The French Justice Ministry released a statement saying:

"This deportation is the result of unacceptable behaviour of the family, especially the beating and shaving of a teenage girl who was in love with a young Serbian man of another religion."

Margaret Parietti, the lawyer that prosecuted the case, gave some background saying:

"The two families knew each other and their relationship was not a problem, but when they started talking about marriage, the girl's parents said they were Muslims and that the girl could not marry a Christian."

When the family learned of the relationship the couple ran away for four days but later returned. Upon returning, both were attacked with the girl's mother launching the first blow. The girl was beaten so badly that she broke a rib. Her head was then shaved in order to humiliate her. The boy and his parents then went to the French police.

So called, 'honour-killings', have become more publicised in recent years. These honour-killings occur when the family of an Islamic woman kill her for her behaviour being in contravention of Islam. This usually involves a relationship with a non-Muslim or someone that they do not approve of.

Dozens of such killings have been reported in recent years in the United States and Europe, though they are far more common in countries such as Pakistan and India.

https://www.thinkinghumanity.com/2020/10/france-deports-muslim-family-who-beat-their-daughter-and-shaved-her-head-for-having-relationship-with-christian.html

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to discipline a child is good but at times parents go overboard.on the other hand , I feel all this 1st world countries encourage bad behavior from kids.

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felixzo1:
to discipline a child is good but at times parents go overboard.on the other hand , I feel all this 1st world countries encourage bad behavior from kids.

Ours that encourage good behavior have looters, stealers, kidnappers, terrorist, ritualist and no innovation.

Be careful.

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felixzo1:
to discipline a child is good but at times parents go overboard.on the other hand , I feel all this 1st world countries encourage bad behavior from kids.

didnt you read the article?, age of consent is 15, she can decide for herself, thank you France for deporting her parents

Goodman247:
didnt you read the article?, age of consent is 15, she can decide for herself, thank you France for deporting her parents

if she is 15 , it does not mean is independent or can get married or can't be decipline.its going overboard that is wrong not correcting a child.

to discipline a child is good but at times parents go overboard.on the other hand , I feel all this 1st world countries encourage bad behavior from kids.

Nice move from France, most parents feel acting like savages will correct a child, most especially kids from the 21st century.

felixzo1:
to discipline a child is good but at times parents go overboard.on the other hand , I feel all this 1st world countries encourage bad behavior from kids.

How has the savage beatings many Nigerians received during their childhood all in the name of discipline helped us? Rather Nigeria is brimming with insecurity, fraudster, ritualists, kidnappers or are those Nigerians perpetrating these criminal acts not "disciplined" as children.

Now that the family have now found themselves back in their home country, I hope reality have now set in.

Kindly go to France and submit a petition and also file a lawsuit if you aren't comfortable with the ruling. Their law allows it since the country is a full fledged working democracy.

felixzo1:
if she is 15 , it does not mean is independent or can get married or can't be decipline.its going overboard that is wrong not correcting a child.