A Guinean couple have been detained by the National Police in Palma for physical assault on their two daughters (ages 12 and 14) who had not wanted to practise Islam or wear veils. The pair were arrested on Monday and face charges of child mistreatment and causing injury and offences contrary to the family environment.
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Couple arrested for assaulting daughters who wouldn't wear veils
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What the article DOESN’T say is that last year the local government had to take the couples two elder children under their wing for exactly the same reason, whilst leaving their two younger children ( six in total in 12 years ) at the family home to be “looked after” by their parents. Their education, health costs, benefits, rent etc, is being subsidised by the tax payer.
12years and 14 years old ,parents beat them both,sending them both back to Guinea for marriage AND A LIFE of what. They are CHILDREN but it’s OK out of site,out of mind!!