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The glaring number of child rape cases reported is both abominable and outrageous. We see how vulnerable our young children are, especially, when this dastardly crime is committed by one’s own guardian or parent, as in the recent case of a police sergeant who had allegedly raped his own daughter. Again, a news report said a grandfather had allegedly raped his granddaughter aged 12 years.
These scandalous acts of perversion inflicted on helpless young girls of our country are taking place relentlessly, and the media is doing its rounds of exposing these vultures who stoop to debase and destroy the personality of our innocent children. It is imperative that the National Child Protection Authority takes action without fear or favour to eradicate the menace of children being sexually abused in our motherland. The law should act expeditiously with the ensuing legal proceedings when very plausible and incriminating evidence is uncovered, so that justice is meted out to the hapless victims.
Those who are found guilty of having committed this barbaric crime should be given the maximum punishment, as a strong deterrent to protect these helpless young children who have been ravaged and traumatised by sexual predators. These young girls have every right to live a life of dignity and honour, and cannot be allowed to be abused by those who are yearning to give rein to their carnal desires. Let us protect our precious children from the crime of rape and sexual abuse in our beloved motherland.
Don Peter
Dehiwela