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It was recently shown in BBC program ASSIGNMENT titled: 'Let her die!', the reporter Emily Buchanan revealed that almost 3000 abortions take place daily in India, when parents find out that the fetus is that of a female child. These alarming statistics goes to depict that we have more than a million female infanticide cases taking place in India alone. The Telegraph of London reported a conservative estimate of 250,000 child abusers in UK of which already 110,000 have been convicted. Scotland Yard admitted to these figures which goes on to depict that almost a quarter of a million Britons - more that one in every 200 adults, is a paedophile and most often the victims of these unnatural desires of perverts are female kids/children. With such statistics, every kid's parent living in the U.K. would be frightened to death to leave their wards alone, almost anywhere. The upholders of Muslim women rights in the west or elsewhere, might advocate that whatever minimum tolerance exists in Islamic countries or Muslim minds, is due to the indirect fear and pressure from the countries of the west and other progressive people of the world. It's surprising that they always seem to neglect to mention that over 50% of university graduate students in Saudia are women which is far higher ratio even when compared to our India or most western nations. A Saudi woman has also just been appointed head of a UN agency - but such facts are of no interest to these writers. If nations like India and the rest of the third world (in fact the elite's in third world countries) want to follow the ways of the west and become morally and spiritually bankrupt, let them - the Muslim countries should not follow them down the path to hell. Moreover, I wonder, why these people seem to care so much about Muslim women suffering in the hands of their illiterate/intolerant husbands or society. No one ever seems to care about Muslim men or try to uplift their social status in terms of financial or educational help? If we look at it from political perspective, it would seem like Americans have a long way to go as in it's over hundred years of independent history, it's yet to elect a women premier, which has almost become a norm in some Muslim countries of South East Asia and has happened once in Turkey