The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 562 (January 12 - 25 2022)

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News
Horrific cases of rape and murder
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Guinean authorities must take
immediate measures to
ensure thorough and
impartial investigation of recent
rapes and sexual assaults followed
by murders committed over the
course of just eight days and bring
perpetrators to justice, Amnesty
International and the International
Planned Parenthood Federation
(IPPF) has said.
They must also increase their
efforts to fight sexual violence by
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and some were raped between 25
November and 2 December 2021.
Two of the girls have died as a result
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“Rape is all too commonplace in
Guinea. Authorities should urgently
strengthen their efforts to prevent
and combat sexual violence in
Guinea,“ said Samira Daoud,
Amnesty International West and
Central Africa director.
Rape of girls
On 2 December 2021, the Office
for the Protection of Gender,
Childhood and Morals (OPROGEM
in French) presented a 24-year-old
man charged with the rape of a
three-year-old girl in the district of
Gbessia in the capital Conakry. On
30 November another three-year-old
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Search for woman in
connection with
public order offence
Police Detectives are appealing
for the public’s help to
identify a woman they wish
to speak to – as part of investigations
into a racially aggravated public
order offence on a London bus.
At approximately 07:30hrs on
Thursday, 23 September a woman
boarded a Route 318 bus at Seven
Sisters station heading toward North
Middlesex Hospital.
When she failed to pay her fare
she was challenged by a Transport
for London (TfL) officer.
The woman became aggressive
and verbally abused the TfL officer
and made racial comments toward
him, still refusing to pay her fare.
The transport officer asked the
woman for her name and address in
order to report her and the woman
refused to give her details and got
off at the next bus stop.
Police Constable Dami
Ademilola, of the Met’s Roads and
Transport Policing Command, said:
“The abuse directed at the young
victim in this case left him feeling
shocked and shaken - he was simply
doing his job.
“Everyone should be able to
travel on the bus network without
fear of verbal abuse, racial or
otherwise. There is no excuse for
such offensive behaviour.
“I urge anyone who thinks they
know this woman to call police at
the earliest opportunity.”
Anyone with information is
asked to contact police via 101 or
tweet @MetCC quoting
2823455/21. To remain 100%
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charity - Crimestoppers on 0800 555
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Sought in connection with public order offence