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But watching ITV News from Kabul and seeing children queuing for a bowl,of rice from an Afghan charity ,breaks my heart and yet……
The interviewer was taken to a dirty shack where one of the children lived, in there was two younger sister around 3&5 + a 10 week old baby , why oh why carry on having babies in such atrocious conditions ?
The interviewer was taken to a dirty shack where one of the children lived, in there was two younger sister around 3&5 + a 10 week old baby , why oh why carry on having babies in such atrocious conditions ?
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I don't think any of us can answer for these women. They probably know about contraceptio n (after 20 years) but can't access it now. I haven't read all the answers t.b.h. so I'm probably just repeating. The conditions are horrible, but if one's husband insists on having sex - there's not a lot you can do. (Certainly not in their circumstance s.) I honestly don't...
21:57 Thu 20th Jan 2022
I don't think any of us can answer for these women. They probably know about contraception (after 20 years) but can't access it now. I haven't read all the answers t.b.h. so I'm probably just repeating. The conditions are horrible, but if one's husband insists on having sex - there's not a lot you can do. (Certainly not in their circumstances.)
I honestly don't know about the level of understanding amongst Afghan males, who does, but there may be pressures - supplying future 'Warriors for Islam'; proving yourself a powerful male? I think that contraception is more an issue for the women than for the men.
Going back over 20 years when I found myself thrust into the position of giving sex education to a bunch of Pakistani boys and girls (13+) for one whole lesson. It turned out to be necessary to explain that a Mars Bar wrapper was not sufficient.
I have a horrible feeling that that is the sort of level which pertains in Afghanistan now.
We can't do anything, Bobbi. We've tried in the past. Nothing really works,
I honestly don't know about the level of understanding amongst Afghan males, who does, but there may be pressures - supplying future 'Warriors for Islam'; proving yourself a powerful male? I think that contraception is more an issue for the women than for the men.
Going back over 20 years when I found myself thrust into the position of giving sex education to a bunch of Pakistani boys and girls (13+) for one whole lesson. It turned out to be necessary to explain that a Mars Bar wrapper was not sufficient.
I have a horrible feeling that that is the sort of level which pertains in Afghanistan now.
We can't do anything, Bobbi. We've tried in the past. Nothing really works,
I would honestly say 'love' has nothing to do with it. Sex and clove are poles apart.
Its simply culture or religion. The women accept it. The men expect it. And contraception is available, just not used. And it will continue to go on. As has been said, children are produced to ensure the older generation are looked after in old age.
Its simply culture or religion. The women accept it. The men expect it. And contraception is available, just not used. And it will continue to go on. As has been said, children are produced to ensure the older generation are looked after in old age.
My take on this is the women there will be ov average intelligence ( I’d imagine) therefore they must be aware that bringing another human being into the evil regime they’re forced to live in now, knowing they’ll starve , I know an argument would be ‘they don’t have a choice’ the men will take their ‘rights’ from these poor women , it is indeed a vicious circle and the children continue to suffer