FLASH
Shkruar nga Laert Skiroi
How was the child forgotten in the princely fight?!
I have two terrible news ahead of me:
One news says that in the house of the Prince of Albania, Leka, when the wife, the husband and the father of the woman had a fight, there was also a child, a little girl with the name of the amazing Queen of Albania, Geraldine.
After this news, you cannot talk about the serious trauma that child suffered. He saw his grandfather with a statue in his hand, wanting to kill his father; he saw his father being protected by the two residents of the house; saw the mother screaming at her husband: 'you beat my father!, you beat me!'...
A part of our 'writing' society has flooded through social media, unable to look at the little girl, who was hiding somewhere under the rug. Unfortunately, they do not consider the child, but take "father Zaharia" under their protection. A man of age, mature enough not to be violent in the presence of a child and not play the 'strongman' who shows his place even to the king. This is Gjergj Zaharia, the father of the Prince's daughter-in-law, who is divorced from the Prince.
I read with horror how they write: "Wow!, how sorry I felt for Gjergji, the father of the ex-wife!". For the child, no word. I have seen that some acquaintances who 'forget' the child in the princely fight of the country, are people who do not know the child. They do not recognize him, even though they have lived in the shadow of the strong (when this is also the father or the boss); they do not know the child even though they have never given birth to or raised a child. It is serious, but it is not at all said that 'if you have not given birth and raised children', violence against them is not punished.
According to UN Children, violent psychological abuse includes "the use of verbal aggression, threats, intimidation, denigration, ridicule, guilt, humiliation, withdrawal of affection or emotional manipulation to control children". Most of all, the prince's little daughter experienced all this oppression. Others side with the abuser.
The second terrible news:
Where there is popular fear, there is less violence against children. Cuba, for example, the country that never returned to 'democracy', is at the bottom of the list of countries in the world on violence against children. The number of violence is somewhere around 36%, while the first place is at 93%. This scares you. Because it seems that 'freedom brings out and drives violent people mad'. Even if they are in the Royal Palace, they cannot contain the violence against the weak. The child has fallen victim to the lack of freedom.
Think of those who didn't even know the child before./ Pamphlet
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