Muslim Rapes Jewish Child
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This is the horrifying moment a Jewish schoolboy was made to kiss the shoes of fellow school boy in an anti-Semitic incident that has caused outrage.
The boy, 12, was told that if he did not do it he would be beaten up by nine other children in a park in Melbourne, Australia.
Following the incident, the boy told his mother: ”Mummy, you shouldn’t love me. I’m a worthless, Jewish rodent. I’m vermin.’
She said he was also called a ‘dirty Jew’ and ‘Jewish cockroach.’
The mother said: ‘I grew up with Holocaust survivors, I used to go to synagogue with my uncle who was a Holocaust survivor and those were the words, literally, he was taunted with when he was five.’
He was picked on by a group of other boys around a similar age and the victim’s mother has spoken to the parents of the boy whose feet he kissed, who she says is Muslim.
She told The Age : ‘We sat down, his parents, the two boys and myself, around the table and explained the velocity of [the bullying] and what it meant to us as parents as far as building bridges between Jews and Muslims in society and not creating division like that photo does.
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However, when she reported the incident to the boys’ school she was told that because it did not happen on school grounds it was not their responsibility.
The mother said: ‘I took such offence with the Education Department, because there was nothing they did to protect my son at all, at any point in time – that’s what’s cut me up.’
She said that he had also been bullied in the bathroom at school but was told he should just use another bathroom instead.
‘They refused to accept there was anti-Semitic issue. ”It’s not anti-Semitism, it’s just bullying”. The principal said, ”I don’t want to make other students feel uncomfortable.”,’ the mother said.
In another incident, a five-year-old boy was mocked so much for being circumcised that he wet himself rather than use the toilet.
The school said in a statement after the incident: ‘While school staff were not able to substantiate that any negative interactions were anti-Semitic in nature, on the basis of those investigations, school staff identified an incident that involved children laughing at [the boy].
‘This was not acceptable and would have been an unpleasant experience for [the boy]. I am sorry that this occurred.’
Chairman of Australia’s Anti-Defamation Commission Dr Dvir Abramovich told MailOnline: ‘This is stain on Victoria’s education system that will long endure. Bullying and harassment of Jewish students at public schools is a deeply embedded virus that is reaching pitch-fever and should alarm us all. We are gradually reaching a point of no return.
‘To think that in 2019 Jewish pupils are subjected to violence, verbal insults and taunts, bigoted jokes, social exclusion, demeaning text messages and malicious Facebook posts is heartbreaking.
‘The kids are shaken and traumatised. Too often, parents are concerned that the antisemitic abuse will escalate if they notify the school since their child will become even a bigger target.
‘The ADC stands ready and willing to work with the Victorian government to deal with this sad phenomenon.
Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk . For more stories like this, check our news page .
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Published: 17:06 BST, 31 August 2016 | Updated: 04:42 BST, 1 September 2016
A refugee who raped a ten-year-old boy has claimed he did not know sexually assaulting the child was wrong as it was 'culturally acceptable' in his homeland.
Mufiz Rahaman told Sydney's Downing Centre Court raping children was not seen as morally wrong in his native Myanmar when he pleaded guilty to the aggravated sexual assault of a 10-year-old refugee on Wednesday, the Daily Telegraph reported.
The 20-year-old and his young victim are both stateless Rohingya Muslims - a group of people considered illegal immigrants from Bangladesh by the Buddhist-majority in Myanmar - who came to Australia to flee religious persecution.
A 20-year-old man who raped a 10-year-old boy says sexually assaulting children is acceptable in his home country of Myanmar (stock image)
The court heard Rahaman preyed on the young boy while he was living with a group of refugees, including his father, at a vacant RSL club in Lakemba, a suburb in Sydney's south west, on January 8, 2015.
According to documents tendered to the court, he crept into the child's bedroom - which he shared with his father - as he slept and took off the boy's underpants.
He then raped the boy, who arrived in Australia in 2013, while his father was in another room preparing lunch.
When the boy's father returned he noticed the door had been shut and overheard Rahaman tell the boy: 'I'll give you money for this.'
'My father will hit me,' the boy responded.
The boy's dad stormed into the room and found Rahaman lying on top of his son who was face down on the bed with his pants around his knees.
He asked: 'What are you doing to this little boy? You're an adult.'
Mufiz Rahaman appeared before a judge at the Downing Centre where he was sentenced to five years jail for the crime
The paedophile denied doing anything to his son but the young boy told his father he had been raped.
Rahaman, who came to Australia in 2012, was arrested two days later after another family member reported the incident to police.
He submitted to a DNA test which was matched with semen found on the victim.
According to the Daily Telegraph, Rahaman told the court he had been a victim of sexual abuse as a child before he moved to Australia.
Judge Andrew Scotting said Rahaman failed to understand his actions would 'physically' and 'psychologically damage' his young victim.
He also said Rahaman, who insisted he thought sexual assault was not seen as morally wrong in his homeland, had not accepted responsibility for his actions and demonstrated a 'lack of morality', according to the Daily Telegraph.
'There is a need for specific deterrence ... The offence appears to have been (viewed) as being culturally acceptable conduct in the offender's childhood,' Judge Scotting said.
Judge Scotting sentenced Rahaman to five years jail with a non-parole period of three years.
The 20-year-old will be eligible for parole in March 2018 - but the judge noted he had a moderate to high risk of re offending.
Rohingya Muslims are a group of people who have faced religious persecution at the hands of the Buddhist-majority in their native Myanmar.
The Rohingya are often referred to as 'Bengali' in Myanmar, a term that implies they are illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, although Rohingya families have lived in the area for generations.
They are not among the 135 ethnic groups recognised by law and are considered stateless as the country does not recognise their citizenship.
Rohingya are prevented from moving freely and their access to healthcare and education is restricted.
Many from the million-strong minority are unable to vote, have little working rights and are reviled as imposers by the Buddhist majority.
More than 120,000 have been displaced, many to squalid displacement camps in western Rakhine state, after fleeing violence stirred by Buddhist nationalists in 2012, with around 20,000 homes destroyed.
Thousands fled to other Southeast Asian countries on rickety boats in search of better lives, only to drown or fall victim to human traffickers.
Some 25,000 Rohingya and economic migrants from Bangladesh boarded smugglers' boats between January and March 2015, almost double the number from the previous year
Some 25,000 Rohingya and economic migrants from Bangladesh boarded smugglers' boats between January and March 2015, almost double the number over the same period in 2014.
An estimated 300 people died at sea during this period as a result of starvation, dehydration and abuse by boat crews.
Thousands of Rohingya and Bangladeshis were left stranded in the sea for weeks in May 2015 after Thai authorities cracked down on a popular smuggling route, sparking the Asian migrant crisis.
Malaysia and Indonesia ended the impasse by agreeing to offer temporary shelter to the boat people on condition that a resettlement and repatriation process would be carried out within a year by the international community.
In June, the UN said the Rohingya suffered entrenched discrimination so deep it may amount to crimes against humanity.
The man raped the boy in his own bed after sneaking into his bedroom when the boy's father was out making him lunch
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