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fr3do:thats the point shes is good |
entencing a young man to 18 months in prison last month for refusing to do his mandatory military service, the judge in the South Korean city of Suwon burst into tears. The judge had handed down verdicts that day in five other criminal cases without emotion. But the case of Im Chang-jo, a 21-year-old Jehovah's Witness, brought out her sympathies. Jehovah's Witnesses, followers of a Christian denomination that claims about 8 million evangelical members worldwide, are well known for refusing military service and blood transfusions. But Im, his brother, and hundreds like them have paid a heavy price for their beliefs in South Korea, which is still technically at war with North Korea. "It is a privilege for me to abide by my conscience and I hope my country allows Jehovah's Witnesses alternative service as soon as possible," Im said in court. Im joined 669 other Jehovah's Witnesses now jailed in South Korea for refusing military service, according to a June report by the United Nations Human Rights Council. South Korea accounts for 93.5 per cent of those imprisoned around the world for reasons of conscientious objection, it said. The Military Manpower Administration (MMA), which ensures every able-bodied South Korean man spends at least 21 months in the army or other services, demanded in March that Im's father fire his son from his farm equipment company for dodging the draft. Im's mother, Kwon Young-soon, had already been through the courts with her eldest son's refusal to join the army and also sobbed as the verdict was delivered. "I was hoping this wouldn't happen to my youngest boy," she said. "After all these years, nothing has changed." Im's brother Bosuk, 32, also ended up working at their father's company. He believes his criminal record and the stigma of his refusal to do military service barred him from getting a job at a firm he wanted. South Korean men who want to work for major companies must provide their status of military service in the application. The MMA estimates that 6,090 South Korean men have declared opposition to military service between 2004 and mid-2013 on the grounds of religious or moral beliefs. More than 93 per cent of them were jailed. Opposition lawmaker Jeon Hae-cheol has proposed an amendment giving conscientious objectors the right to perform different forms of service. "This move is to clear the name of South Korea for being a country with a poor human rights record, despite its strong economic development," he said. But Jeon's move is likely to fail, as have two attempts by other left-of-centre lawmakers in the face of public opposition. An MMA survey of 2,000 citizens last November showed 54.1 per cent were opposed to allowing people like Im to perform other duties. Im said he would serve his time stoically. "What we are doing is like Mahatma Gandhi's non-violent resistance - painful at the time but worthwhile in the end," he said. |
God has never entered Nigeria, been living and working here for a few years now, the same people who go to church every sunday asking for the fathers mercy, return and extort, take bribes, scam and steal the nest monday. The churches make millions every week and do nothing for the parishioners. Every girl I met wanted money in return for a relationship. The 419 scammers think their "mugus" are god given to them. I;ve yet to meet a honest purchasing manager. God has long given up on Naija. |
Coldfeet: Yaba left on the loose!!!your doctor is waiting for you o |
Haaaaaaaaaa ASUU Pls call off the strike ooo i want to continue lecturing oooo my students love my bigass |
OLD PEOPLES HOME. I AM MARRIED |
I CAN SEE SOME GRANNIES HERE |
Why call me pervert for continuing a call with someone who was having sex? Why did she pick? Its more embarrassing if I had end the after she had decided not to end the caLl afterall its her decision to pick up while having sex |
i called my friend last night to conclude on the Aso ebi she is planning for her sister's wedding. At first i noticed her voice changed but i didn't count it as anything as the call progress i started hearing a man's voice in the background, all of a sudden i started pa pa pa pa pa pa sound of 2 laps meeting then came the intermittent moans.i beckoned on my husband i put the call on loudspeakers he opened his mouth wide! Through all This my friend continued the call as if i am oblivion of what was going on. why pick a call in the middle of something.she and her husband are a crazy bunch! i will see her today but wont raise the issue. wonders shall never end. |
We had this argument yesterday. And i was told that protitutes don't get wet (natural lubrication)during sex and that some even use water to lubricate their privates for their clients.i dont believe it sha. is it possible for someone to Be Intimate and not get wet?is this true? |
now tht ass
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Nosa |
this is biggest nose in the world
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What's wrong with all these immigrants arguing about America. Lekki expresshway is not an freeway.blah blah blah Or is it wrong to have dualized road? Because all these arguement won't be if the road was a single carriage |
The families of those who died and are still dying on Lagos Ibadan expressway Would have gladly pay toll for a better safe road if that would have spared the lives of their loved ones. And for those complaining about toll on the road pls use public transport.you won't pay toll. Emulate the British prime minister, he uses public transport |
Akwa Ibom state budget for ths year is 657Billion. The highest for any state in Nigeria. but we can't sEe 200million infrastructure. |
USA currently has a debt of about 20Trillion doLlars. How are they going to pay back |
Even if the girl had released a video he would have said "he wasn't me" |
No need to ask. Oyedepo prayed for Yaradua. He was not healed. TB Joshua prayed for Kanu he had to do open heart surgery. Cecilia Ibru is a deacon in Redeemed. She spent her prison term in a hospital. Obadare died a blind man. |
zig2ryme04: Does that affects/concerns me in Nigeria?Well as the giant of africa you need to know how far others have gone in the continent |
Just wait for our LOKOmotives to arrive. It will have not only wifi but Bluetooth and xrays plus ultrasound. |
Hello house. My friend has interview at the Lagos consulate tomorrow but her bag containing her passport was stolen this afternoon. Kindly advise her. |
Hello house. My friend has interview at the Lagos consulate tomorrow but her bag containing her passport was stolen this afternoon. Kindly advise her. |
What happens if you get late to the interview |
I don't think Naija can ever get better sha. Everybody is waiting for their national cake |
Many times when we gather to discuss Nigeria. We always end the discuss with statements like. I don't see country getting better! This country is bad!!! No hope etc. Do you see this country getting better. |
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