Femicide and Rape make Gender Equality in Canada a sad joke

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Justin Trudeau says there is much work to be done to avail gender equality‘s promise of benefits for every Canadian. To “grow the economy, greater health and happiness and peace and security,” he says.

Canada is bombarded with so much American misogyny, racism and femicide in platforms like Facebook and Twitter that pumped-up men like Tenzin Norbu (33) are inspired to go out and allegedly pour accelerant on an Asian woman and set her alight.

This is Gender Equality Week in Canada. Women are equally  entitled to safety of the person and the right to life.

By Sharon Santiago and Micheal John

An extremely violent and racist America influences crimes against Canadian Women

“A Toronto police report says the “notable” increase in anti-Asian hate crimes seen in March of 2021 appeared to coincide with a mass shooting in an Atlanta massage parlour that left six Asian women dead,” reported the Canadian Broadcast Corporation (Canadian state TV) on 26 April 2021, about a “continued spike in anti-Asian hate crimes.”

“Women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimised,” said Toronto Cop because that is how many Toronto Cops Think

The Toronto Police Services was once upon a time cited as being one of the best in the world but in 2012 became known as the most misogynistic in the world.

Constable Michael Sanguinetti’s comments then, which included his advice that to prevent rape “women should avoid dressing like sluts”. FYI, we are not sluts no matter how we dress, which is currently all about scrubs and body armour.

“When women sit down to take a look at gender inequality for different races in Canada, especially our beautiful indigenous Canadian sisters, and now our Asian sisters, they need a box of tissues,” says Dale Carter, security director for The RINJ Foundation.

“The numbers of missing and murdered indigenous Canadian women and girls makes the war in Ukraine look like a safe place for women. It isn’t. And neither is Canada a safe place for women,” she added.

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Video> Racism against Asians begets Misogyny and violence?

https://media.fpmag.net/9182022/Asian-hate.mp4?_=1

The RINJ Foundation has listed the names of hundreds of missing young aboriginal women and demanded an accounting of each of their whereabouts from the RCMP. Nothing heard, “we are not accountable to you,” RINJ was told.

According to Maclean’s Magazine (‘The RCMP is broken’), “the iconic [RCMP] force is fraying under the strain of its rural policing model, tragic mistakes, an ugly past and a controversial present.”

“The RCMP’s critics say the intensely hierarchical and change-resistant culture of the force comes from the paramilitary structure, which is drilled into the heads of “cadets” when they spend six months at Depot [a sprawling facility on the outskirts of Regina, the RCMP Academy, known within the force as Depot], where they are formed into [paramilitary] “troops,” taught how to march, shoot, and arrest suspects, and learn the patriarchal traditions of the RCMP.”— Maclean’s By  

Canada does not define rape as a crime

The act of rape in Canada is defined under the sexual assault which the Canada Criminal Code defines as any sexual activity without consent.

“Canada’s unwillingness to define rape as a separate crime,” says Dr. Nassima al Amouri  of The RINJ Foundation, “from sexual assault, has brought about:

  1. “Low rape reporting rates to law enforcement,
  2. “Weak criminal prosecutions,
  3. “Zero rape convictions,
  4. “Loss of women’s faith in the responses of criminal law and the Canadian justice system, and
  5. “Has bred a culture of impunity among rapists who in many cases become repeat offenders,” Dr. Nassima al Amouri of The RINJ Foundation explains.
https://media.fpmag.net/9182022/1331377086.mp4?_=2

Video: File: 6 March 2012. RCMP Interrogates rape survivor in Canada.

Twitter and Facebook Misogyny

Twitter is the essence of misogyny and Facebook is a Rape Joke, but rape is no joke and misogyny will end the human race. American social media is sucking the life from humanity in exchange for profit. Photo courtesy “The RINJ Foundation“.

Femicide

“The London Police Services Board in Ontario has in 2022 been preparing a request urging the federal government to add femicide and its definition to the Criminal Code of Canada,” writes  Myrna Dawson, of the University of Guelph for The RINJ Foundation and The Conversation

Joined by other organizations and individuals, they together call on the Canadian federal government to recognize femicide as a distinct crime in which women and girls are killed because they are women and girls.

This Canadian effort aligns with a larger global movement seen in numerous countries, especially in Latin America, to amend criminal codes or implement special legislation to deal with femicide and its prevention.

These efforts and work by the United Nations have led to increased understanding of femicide.

Femicide.

RINJ Women seek justice for Nyima Dolma, 28, of Toronto, who died after having accelerant poured on her and set alight at Kipling station, near Kipling Avenue and Dundas Avenue West, at about 12:25 p.m. on 17 June 2022. (Anyone with information on this crime should call Toronto, Ontario, Canada (+1) homicide detectives at 416-808-7400)
Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine

Violence against women and girls resulting in death must be treated as a hate crime or femicide which is a particular hate crime. Photo Credit: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC-TV).  Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine

 

What we know about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police

  1. “Tens of thousands of rapes and / or sexual misconducts or sexual assaults (universally defined here) have been done by RCMP members against Canadian women and girls.
  2. “RCMP officers murder with impunity, perjury and widespread collusion.
  3. “RCMP officers will shoot to kill indigenous Canadian demonstrators.
  4. “RINJ  Women have filed formal complaints to international human rights tribunals and the International Criminal Court in the reasonable belief that the Canadian (Conservative) federal government operated a rogue paramilitary element against Canadian civilians in violation of the Canadian Constitution; in violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; in violation of the Rome Statute, and as in the past, since 1974 when these crimes first surfaced to the knowledge of the Canadian federal Parliament, it did not remediate.
  5. “In the past, the Canadian Federal government from the Pierre Trudeau McDonald Commission to this date have done nothing effective to stop the violent crimes, particularly against women and girls, and moreover has not ended the traditional rape culture and the misogyny of the RCMP.
  6. “Despite valiant efforts from within a malignant patriarch conducted by Commissioner Brenda Lucki, a Bonafide Shero, RINJ members know first-hand that RCMP officers laugh at her efforts and continue sexual harassment, misogyny, rape, murder, perjury and collusion.” — from “Why RINJ Women seek disbandment of RCMP“.

This is Gender Equality Week in Canada. Women are equally  entitled to safety of the person and the right to life.

Rape and Femicide must be prosecuted in Canada. Currently they are not.

“Today marks the beginning of Gender Equality Week in Canada, which runs until 24 September. This week is an opportunity to highlight contributions women and gender-diverse people have made – and continue to make – in shaping our country…,” writes Justin Trudeau in a statement released today.

“There is still much work to do,” said Mr. Trudeau in his gender equality statement.

“We know that gender equality benefits everyone: it helps grow the economy, leads to greater health and happiness, and promotes peace and security. This year’s theme – Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities …,” said Canada’s Prime Minister.

But equal rights must include the right to life and the right to safety of the person.

Violence against women in Canada supersedes all gains achieved by the small but growing number of women in government.

Genocide brought by Femicide of Canadian Indigenous Women

In 2019, Canada’s Justin Trudeau government announced that the disappearance and murder of indigenous women amounted to genocide.

Say their names:  Some of the thousands of missing, raped, even murdered indigenous Canadians like 6-year-old Adriane Cecile who was raped and murdered 33 years ago.

Name Age Province
Aielah Saric-Auger 14 BC
Alannah Jamima Cardinal 20 AB
Alberta Gail Williams 24 BC
Alisha Germaine 15 BC
Amanda Jane Cook 14 MB
Amanda Jean Simpson 4 BC
Amanda Sophia Bartlett 17 MB
Amber Alyssa Tuccaro 20 AB
Amber Rose Marie Guiboche 20 MB
Andria Lucille Meise 32 BC
Angel Edna Carlick 19 YT
Angela Carmen Pitseolak Meyer 22 NT
Angela Hazel Williams 31 BC
Angela Poorman 29 MB
Angeline Eileen Pete 28 BC
Anne Rose Peters 22 BC
Annette Margaret Holywhiteman 44 AB
Annie Pootoogook 46 ON
Annie Yassie 13 MB
Ashley Machiskinic 22 BC
Audrey Mary Desjarlais 15 MB
Azraya Ackabee-Kokopenace 14 ON
Baby Girl 9mos 9 months MB
Barbara Keam 21 MB
Beatrice Adam 36 SK
Belinda Ann Cameron 42 BC
Belinda Williams 15 BC
Bella Marie Laboucan-McLean 25 ON
Bernadette Lynda Ahenakew 22 AB
Bernadine Quewezance 36 SK
Betsy Rosa Owens 15 MB
Bonnie Lynn Jack 37 AB
Bonnie Marie Joseph 32 BC
Brandy Vittrekwa 17 YT
Brandy Wesaquate 29 SK
Brenda Jeannette Campbell 51 MB
Brittany Bearspaw 16 AB
Brooklyn Moose 25 SK
Caitlin Potts 27 BC
Caralyn Aubrey King 22 AB
Carol Prudhomme 46 SK
Carol Ruby Davis 28 BC
Caroline Burns 52 SK
Carolyn Connolly 54 ON
Cassandra Antone 20 BC
Cecilia Nikal 15 BC
Chantelle Alice Rose Bushie 16 AB
Charlene Candice Catholique 15 NT
Charnelle Jenny Masakeyash 26 ON
Cherisse Diane Marie Houle 17 MB
Cheryl Johnson 23 NS
Cheryl Lynn Black 46 AB
Cheyenne Santana Marie Fox 20 ON
Christine Cardinal 22 AB
Cindy Ivy Gladue 36 AB
Claudette Priscilla June Osborne 21 MB
Constance Lyn Cameron 20 MB
Corrine Moosomin 25 SK
Crystal Saunders 24 MB
Cynthia Albena Audy 27 MB
Danielle LaRue 24 BC
Danita Faith Bigeagle 22 SK
Dawn Teresa Crey 42 BC
Deanna Marie Bellerose 29 AB
Debbie Faye Pelletier 27 SK
Deborah Ann Sloss 42 ON
Deidre Marie Michelin 21 NL
Delaine Copenace 16 ON
Delena Lefthand Dixon 20 AB
Della Ootoova 46 NU
Delores Brown 19 BC
Delores Dawn Brower 32 AB
Delores Marie Whiteman 40 SK
Delphine Nikal 16 BC
Desiree Oldwoman 21 AB
Destiny Rae Tom 21 BC
Diana Rattlesnake 48 MB
Diane Florence Dobson 36 ON
Diane Mary Stewart 42 BC
Dianne Mae Bignell 60 MB
Donna Marie Kasyon 20 SK
Donna Taylor 36 BC
Doreen Hardy 18 ON
Doreen Jack 26 BC
Dorothy Anne Spence 32 BC
Edna Bernard 28 AB
Edna Smith 24 SK
Elaine Freida Alook 35 AB
Elizabeth Mae Dorion 44 MB
Elsie Sebastian 40 BC
Emily Norma Ballantyne 24 MB
Emily Osmond 78 SK
Emma Dixon 53 BC
Ernestine Kasyon 26 SK
Evaline Cameron 19 ON
Evelyn Edith Kebalo 55 MB
Felicia Velvet Solomon 16 MB
Flora Muskego 22 MB
Fonassa Lynn Louise Bruyere 17 MB
Frances Ellah 59 MB
Freda Goodrunning 35 AB
Geraldine Ann Lewis Beardy 29 MB
Geraldine Leona Settee 11 MB
Gladys Marie Simon 41 _
Gladys Tolley 61 QC
Glenda Morriseau 19 MB
Gloria Black Plume 49 AB
Gloria Mildred Gladue 44 AB
Gloria Moody 27 BC
Heather Joy Ballantyne 40 SK
Heaven Traverse 2 MB
Helen Gillings 19 ON
Helene Louise Ratfat 36 AB
Henrietta Millek 25 NL
Hillary Angel Wilson 18 MB
Ila Oman 43 MB
Immaculate Basil 26 BC
Irma Murdock 32 MB
Jacqueline Clara Crazybull 43 AB
Jamie Nora McGuire 20 MB
Jane Bernard 43 ON
Janet Gail Henry 36 BC
Janet Sylvestre 38 SK
Janice Cher Desjarlais 35 AB
Janine Wesaquate 20 SK
Jarita Naistus 20 AB
Jean Virginia Sampare 18 BC
Jeanenne Chantel Fontaine 29 MB
Jeanette Basil 33 BC
Jeanette Marie Cardinal 40 AB
Jeanine Marie St. Jean 42 ON
Jeannette Chief 49 SK
Jennifer Leigh Catcheway 18 MB
Jessica Marie Cardinal 24 AB
Joanne Ghostkeeper 24 AB
Joey Tiiah Patricia English 25 AB
Josephine Chakasim 17 ON
Joyce Tillotson 42 SK
Juanita Marie Cardinal 27 AB
Judy Ann Chescue 22 AB
Judy Ann Quill 33 ON
Justine Cymone Cochrane 15 AB
Kari Anne Gordon 26 BC
Karina Wolfe 20 SK
Kathleen Leary 66 66 MB
Katie Sylvia Ballantyne 40 AB
Kellie Richard Little 28 BC
Kelly Goforth 21 SK
Kelly Morrisseau 27 QC
Krystle Ann Julia Knott 23 MB
Krystle Knott 16 AB
Lana Patricia Derrick 19 BC
Lavina Gloria Tocher 35 SK
Leah Kendra Anderson 15 MB
Leanne Lori Benwell 27 AB
Leona Mae Brule 18 NT
Leslie Talley 29 AB
Linda May Scott 29 AB
Linda Rose Guimond 15 BC
Linda Theresa Condo 37 QC
Lisa Marie Young 21 BC
Lora Lee Banman 23 BC
Loretta Ann Frank 19 YT
Loretta Marie Capot-Blanc 31 BC
Lori Lee Berens 20 MB
Lori Lee Kasprick 14 AB
Lorilee Mae Francis 24 AB
Mabel Veronica Bernita Leo 18 BC
Maggie Lee Burke 21 AB
Maggie Mink 28 BC
Maggie Natomagan 74 SK
Maisy Marie Odjick 16 QC
Marcia Viola Koostachin 24 MB
Marie Edith Banks 18 MB
Marie Laura Laliberte 47 BC
Marie Lynn Lasas 19 SK
Marie Norma Mike 22 SK
Mariella Lennie 17 NT
Marilyn Rose Daniels 17 MB
Marilyn Rose Munroe 41 MB
Marjorie Lena Henderson 52 MB
Marlene Yvonne Abigosis 25 BC
Martha Ruth Boyce 36 _
Mary Ann Birmingham 15 _
Mary Jane Hill 31 BC
Mary Jean Kreiser 49 AB
Mary Lidguerre 30 BC
Mary Lisa Smith 25 MB
Mary Nancy Goodfellow 67 SK
Mary Rose Keadjuk 24 NT
Mavis Mason 29 AB
Melanie Dawn Geddes 24 SK
Melissa Ivy Chaboyer 35 MB
Michelle Gurney 29 BC
Michelle Lee Hadwen 37 AB
Mildred Flett 51 MB
Misty Faith Potts 37 AB
Moira Louise Erb 36 MB
Monica Jack 12 BC
Myrna Madeline Montgrand 14 SK
Nadine Machiskinic 29 SK
Nancy Dumas 78 MB
Nellie Angutiguluk 29 QC
Nicole Daniels 16 MB
Nicolle Katherine Hands 32 MB
Olivia Williams 22 BC
Pamela Jayne Holopainen 22 ON
Pamela Napoleon 42 BC
Patricia Ann Quinn 33 BC
Patricia Carpenter 14 _
Patricia May Wadhams 21 BC
Patricia Maye Favel 18 SK
Pauline Elizabeth Brazeau 16 AB
Rachel Quinney 19 AB
Ramona Jean Shular 36 BC
Ramona Lisa Wilson 16 BC
Rebecca Louisa Guno 23 BC
Rena Fox 38 ON
Rene Lynn Gunning 20 AB
Rhonda Gardiner 33 SK
Rhonda Running Bird 25 AB
Richele Bear 22 SK
Roberta Geraldine Lincoln 34 BC
Roberta Marie Ferguson 19 BC
Rocelyn Eleanor Gabriel 20 MB
Rose Brenda Decoteau 43 AB
Rose-Ann Blackned 24 QC
Rowena Mae Sharpe 38 NB
Roxanne Charlie 26 BC
Roxanne Elaine Fleming 18 BC
Roxanne Marie Isadore 29 AB
Roxanne Thiara 15 BC
Ruby Ann Hardy 32 _
Ruth Nora Cocks 51 AB
Sabrina Polchies 22 NB
Samantha Jane Paul 26 BC
Sandra Kaye Johnson 18 ON
Sarah Skunk 43 ON
Savannah Briana Marie Hall 3 BC
Selina Violet Wallace 19 BC
Serenity 4 _
Shannon Mary Dale Alexander 17 QC
Sharon Frances Merasty 18 SK
Sharon Nora Jane Abraham 39 BC
Shelley May Anderson 51 ON
Shelly Tannis Dene 25 AB
Shirley Ann Waquan 39 AB
Shirley Anne Lonethunder 25 SK
Shirley Enid Beardy 23 MB
Shirley Lee Cletheroe 45 BC
Simone Samarah Ann Sanderson 23 MB
Sindy Ruperthouse 44 QC
Sonya Nadine Mae Cywink 32 ON
Stella St. Arnault 15 AB
Sunshine April Hilda Wood 16 MB
Susan Assin 20 ON
Sylvia Ann Guiboche 21 MB
Tabitha Niaqutiaq Kalluk 38 NU
Tamara Lynn Chipman 22 BC
Tamra Jewel Keepness 5 SK
Tania Marsden 18 MB
Tanya Jane Nepinak 31 MB
Tanya Jean Brooks 36 NS
Tanya Marie Hill 27 _
Teresa Cassandra Robinson 11 MB
Terrie Ann Dauphinais 24 AB
Thelma Janice Pete 53 BC
Therena Adelin Silva 35 MB
Therese Labbe 47 ON
Tiffany Alice Morrison 24 QC
Tiffany Maureen Skye 19 MB
Tina Michelle Fontaine 15 MB
Trudy Gopher 19 AB
Velma Marie Duncan 18 BC
Verna Simard 50 BC
Victoria Joanne Crow Shoe 43 _
Viola Panacheese 42 ON

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