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Outrage After Judge Tells Rape Victim "Pain & Sex Go Together"
By Newshub. A Canadian judge who sparked out- rage with wildly offensive com- ments to a teen rape victim in his court is facing a disciplinary hear- ing, but plans to fight to retain his privileged position.
Justice Robin Camp reportedly berated the 19- year-old victim for not "closing her knees" or putting her "ass in the sink", told her "pain and sex sometimes go together" and referred to her as "the accused" during the trial.
The case has been cited by women's rights cam- paigners as a prime example of why women fear to report cases of sexual abuse.
The victim says Justice Camp's comments made her "hate herself".
"I felt ill and dizzy and I hoped I would faint just so he would stop. I was so confused during the trial," she says.
"I'm so disappointed and
sad about the system. My biggest worry is the victims who will never come forward because of what they read in the newspaper about Justice Camp's words."
Justice Camp has been suspended and plans to defend himself at an upcoming hearing.
In a formal document to the court, he "agrees that these comments were insensitive and inappro- priate", but "believes he can make a positive con- tribution as a member of the Canadian judiciary. He will strive to keep improving and to keep learning".
"He believes his training, counselling and this process as a whole have left him better equipped to judge cases with the empathy, wisdom and sensitivity to social con- text to which all judges aspire.
"He now understands that some of his prior thinking was infected by stereotypical beliefs and discredited myths."
Justice Camp's com- ments led to the trial of Alexander Scott Wagar for raping a 19-year-old homeless woman being scrapped ahead of a retrial.
North Korea Reportedly Arms FightersWith"Nuclear Backpacks" Spraying Uranium
Elite North Korean sol- diers have been armed with “nuclear back- packs” to spray deadly uranium at the enemy, reports claimed today.
Crackpot dictator Kim Jong-un is said to have put the nuke squads on readiness as around 75,000 US and South Korean troops take part in joint war games this month.
Sources inside the secretive regime claimed special units have been formed since March to carry the weapons and had been taking part in simulated training exercises with dummy bombs.
An insider told Radio Free Asia: “Outstanding soldiers were selected from each reconnais- sance platoon and light infantry brigade to form the nuclear backpack unit the size of a battal- ion.”
Each portable nuclear device is said to weigh between 22lbs and 62lbs and can be worn on the soldier’s back like a rucksack.
Last October North Korean propaganda showed soldiers at a parade wearing ruck- sacks bearing a yellow and black radiation sym- bol, while similar back- packs were seen at a procession in 2013.
The regime’s scientists have built a number of nuclear warheads but experts say it is unlikely they have been able to make them small enough to carry.
Instead the backpacks are designed to spray deadly radioactive mate- rial – probably uranium – at the enemy.
An engineer told the source: “Once the urani- um has been sprayed, people cannot live there for several decades
because of radioactive contamination.”
Reports of the sinister new weapons come amid escalating ten- sions over Kim’s nuclear ambitions.
The UN imposed fresh sanctions on the regime after its fourth under- ground nuclear test in January.
It has also been testing submarine-launched ballistic missiles that could in theory deliver warheads as far as the US.
Last week a report revealed North Korea has stockpiled a greater nuclear arsenal than previously feared.
And it was also reported trigger-happy Kim had one of his top offi- cials executed with an anti-aircraft gun for falling asleep in a meet- ing.
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