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The Global Conspiracy Against Girls

by Writer
August 8, 2024
in Featured, Opinions, World News
The time for silence is over. This rampant, global misogyny is an epidemic that demands not just outrage, but immediate, unrelenting action.  Image maybe subject to copyright.

The time for silence is over. This rampant, global misogyny is an epidemic that demands not just outrage, but immediate, unrelenting action. Image maybe subject to copyright.

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Across the globe, an insidious war against girls and women rages on, hidden beneath the veils of cultural norms, poverty, and patriarchal tyranny. This systemic subjugation is not just a blemish on humanity—it’s a deliberate, calculated atrocity against half the world’s population. From China’s state-sponsored gendercide to India’s dowry-driven infanticide, and the sickening commodification of girls in the Arab world, this monstrous conspiracy against females reflects a twisted belief that girls are inferior, expendable, and disposable.

child marriage in India. Image maybe subject to copyright.

China’s One-Child Policy is nothing short of a state-sanctioned genocide against females. For decades, this brutal policy resulted in the merciless slaughter of millions of female fetuses, all sacrificed to the cold, ruthless machinery of the Communist Party. The male-preference ideology, which dictates that only sons can support aging parents, turned daughters into collateral damage—innocent lives snuffed out before they even began. The slight relaxation to a three-child limit does nothing to erase the deep scars left on Chinese society—a nation now grappling with a staggering gender imbalance and a generation of men condemned to loneliness because their potential wives were systematically eliminated. This is not merely a national catastrophe; it’s a global crime against humanity, a testament to the pervasive misogyny that deems female life as worthless.

Within the Bagisu community of Uganda, young girls are traded for a paltry dowry of cows, goats, and chickens. Image maybe subject to copyright.

India, too, has its hands drenched in the blood of its daughters. The vile practice of dowry has transformed daughters into unbearable financial burdens, so much so that countless families have chosen to erase them from existence through sex-selective abortions. Ultrasound technology, meant to safeguard pregnancies, has instead become a tool of mass extermination. Entire generations of women have been obliterated in utero, their lives deemed less valuable than the gold and gifts their families would have to pay to marry them off. This rampant femicide has skewed the gender ratio to grotesque levels, fueling an epidemic of human trafficking, forced marriages, and brutal violence against the few women who escape the womb. This is not a cultural quirk; it’s a human rights disaster that has gone unpunished for far too long.

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In the Arab world, the cruelty is enshrined in the abhorrent practice of arranged marriages, where young girls—some barely old enough to walk—are betrothed to men who view them as property to be owned, controlled, and abused. These child brides, many of whom are married off to men old enough to be their grandfathers, are condemned to a life of unrelenting misery, trapped in a vicious cycle of servitude and exploitation. The legal systems in these countries, steeped in archaic, patriarchal dogma, offer no refuge for these girls, instead sanctioning their torment and suffering.

In the Arab world, the abhorrent practice of arranged marriages, where young girls are married to men the age of their fathers. Image maybe subject to copyright.

Poverty is the fuel that keeps this global inferno of gender-based violence burning. In the poorest corners of Asia and Africa, daughters are sold off like cattle, their youth and innocence bartered for a handful of coins or a few farm animals. Even within the Bagisu community of Uganda, young girls are traded for a paltry dowry of cows, goats, and chickens. This dehumanizing transaction reduces a girl’s worth to livestock, representing the ultimate betrayal of human dignity and a stark reminder of how little the world values its daughters.

The time for silence is over. This rampant, global misogyny is an epidemic that demands not just outrage, but immediate, unrelenting action. We must dismantle the cultural, economic, and social systems that perpetuate these crimes against girls and women. Complacency is complicity. The world must rise to end this horror now.

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