and to be accepted. at first i told my mum, but there s generational thinking, especially in the asian community. their response is, oh, men do that, he ll change over time. sikh women s aid helped both these midlands women, and found their experiences were all too common. the charity says some people within the sikh punjabi community have tried to shut down claims of abuse, especially if the abuse has taken place in a sikh temple called a gurdwara. the whole thing around keeping it hush, bringing shame on the community, but also that particular temple, nobody wants to admit that something like this has taken place. abuse, whether it s domestic or sexual, is prevalent in every community. but what this report highlights is how it s hidden in the sikh community in the name of so called family honour. that means perpetrators don t face justice and can go on to abuse others, victims can t deal with the trauma and may live with issues, and that vicious cycle continues for generations to com
i didn t even want to talk to anyone in my community, because it was always be, what did you do? because it would always be, what did you do? what could you have done to prevent it? this was a similar scenario for a domestic abuse victim, we ll call her rani, who was abused by her husband. it started after i had my first child. it was a physical attack. i went to the police, it went to court, and he was cautioned. when rani told herfamily, she was told physical abuse from her husband was normal and to be accepted. at first i told my mum, but there s generational thinking, especially in the sikh community. especially in the asian community. their response is, oh, men do that, but he ll change over time. sikh women s aid helped both these midlands women, and found their experiences were all too common. the charity says some people within the sikh punjabi community have tried to shut down claims of abuse, especially if the abuse has taken place in a sikh temple called a gurdwara. the w
to anyone in my community, because it was always be, what did you do? what could you have done to prevent it? this was a similar scenario for a domestic abuse victim, we ll call her rani, who was abused by her husband. it started after i had my first child. it was a physical attack. i went to the police, it went to court, and he was cautioned. when rani told herfamily, she was told, physical abuse from her husband was normal and to be accepted. at first i told my mum, but there s generational thinking, especially in the sikh community. their response is, oh, men do that, he ll change over time. sikh women s aid helped both these midlands women, and found their experiences were all too common. the charity says some people within the sikh punjabi community have tried to shut down claims of abuse, especially if the abuse has taken place in a sikh temple called a gurdwara. the whole thing around keeping it hush, bringing shame on the community, but also that particular temple, nobody wants
told you yesterday. we know what s going on, you know, my boy took care of a little business, you know? so you know, we re just trying to get paid just to keep it hush, you know what i mean? you got paid everything. once he told me, i thought i paid you guys everything. home run. it s one of those feelings where you ve known this all along, and then you actually hear it from him. and so, i think it was overwhelming feeling of confirmation. and then, just as quickly, it all threatened to blow up in their faces. listen carefully. [ inaudible ] what? who was the middleman? middleman? the undercover had no idea.
and it s attempting to get some kind of framework conceded to an advance by mitch mcconnell. she wants senator schumer, the minority leader has asked specifically for four witnesses, four top white house officials in the john bolton, the acting chief of staff and michael duffy, the omb official who wrote that to email asking the pentagon to keep it hush hush. so schumer has asked for these witnesses and also some documents. mcconnell is resisting. and pelosi wants to give schumer a little bit of umph. and on something that democrats feel will be fair and she doesn t want to release these articles until she s assured of that.