Here we go again
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Would like to know the full story. Why was she convicted of perjury?
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Her story, according to her was that she was out with colleagues over from Doha for a business trip in Dubai. They went out drinking, she went back to their hotel, a sudanese man, her colleague told her she was too drunk to sleep in her own room and he would wake her up as it would look bad if they overslept. When she woke up, she was undressed and being raped.
The dubai police do not believe her, hence the perjury charge, and she was stripped of her passport some months ago, she appealed her case and is still 'free'. Don't know much more. http://www.vg.no/nyheter/utenriks/mi...artid=10112042 Norwegian paper with english language article on the case. |
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Alcohol again. Are there any cases like this where alcohol has not been a contributing factor? I do not think the UAE is the place to get drunk and lose control and those that do this unfortunately pay the price.
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Originally Posted by Fossildog
(Post 10807050)
Alcohol again. Are there any cases like this where alcohol has not been a contributing factor? I do not think the UAE is the place to get drunk and lose control and those that do this unfortunately pay the price.
Drinking alcohol will almost never get you arrested on its own, but get in trouble and you will almost always be charged with drinking alcohol as well as what you may have done.... |
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Originally Posted by Autonomy
(Post 10807071)
bit of a difference of "losing control" and "being raped" though...
Drinking alcohol will almost never get you arrested on its own, but get in trouble and you will almost always be charged with drinking alcohol as well as what you may have done.... |
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There is a difference between drinking alcohol and getting bum-drunk.
One should always know which is the last one, it's usually the one after which your brain asks you to get up and leave but unfortunately for some, it is an alien sound ;) |
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Originally Posted by Fossildog
(Post 10807082)
In this case it was reported that her friend felt she was too drunk to sleep alone. If she had not got drunk then this would not have happened. So too much alcohol was a factor in what happened if the reported story is correct.
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Originally Posted by Autonomy
(Post 10807154)
Just to let you know, you are wrong. Rape is rape.
All of these cases have excessive alcohol consumption as the connection factor. |
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Originally Posted by Fossildog
(Post 10807185)
All of these cases have men taking advantage of/or excusing excessive alcohol consumption as the connection factor. |
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Originally Posted by Fossildog
(Post 10807185)
Get off your high horse and read what I posted, I never said the rape did not happen. But if the lady in question had not been drunk then her choices would have been more informed and she would not have put herself in such a vulnerable situation.
All of these cases have excessive alcohol consumption as the connection factor. |
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Originally Posted by Fossildog
(Post 10807185)
Get off your high horse and read what I posted, I never said the rape did not happen. But if the lady in question had not been drunk then her choices would have been more informed and she would not have put herself in such a vulnerable situation.
All of these cases have excessive alcohol consumption as the connection factor. Instead of asking to re-read, you need to rethink. Really. |
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Originally Posted by rowell
(Post 10807205)
Because a person has too much alcohol that is not a reason to rape her, women should be safe no matter what their level of intoxication.
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Originally Posted by Paracletus
(Post 10806983)
Her story, according to her was that she was out with colleagues over from Doha for a business trip in Dubai. They went out drinking, she went back to their hotel, a sudanese man, her colleague told her she was too drunk to sleep in her own room and he would wake her up as it would look bad if they overslept. When she woke up, she was undressed and being raped.
The dubai police do not believe her, hence the perjury charge, and she was stripped of her passport some months ago, she appealed her case and is still 'free'. Don't know much more. http://www.vg.no/nyheter/utenriks/mi...artid=10112042 Norwegian paper with english language article on the case. Or do you mean she had to hand it in to the police as a condition of bail? |
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Originally Posted by rowell
(Post 10807205)
Because a person has too much alcohol that is not a reason to rape her, women should be safe no matter what their level of intoxication.
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