take a look at Islam...http://emunadate.blogspot.com/2010/11/out-of-time-radical-islam-taking-over.html

The legal advice that was given to me was to publish. I was too young at the time and there were no resources that would have been able to help me. I asked an attorney many years later and he told me that there isn't much I could do. He said to publish. The problem with that is that you have to figure out how to do that without harming your own self...which is the slippery slope that rape victims seem to always be on. Take care of yourself and try to learn everything that you can about post traumatic stress and childhood sexual abuse. PTSD seems more like an umbrella over lots of things, but childhood sexual abuse deals more with the huge power differentials and lack of resources...and how kids think. They don't have power to change much...all they have is their mind...and they try to make sense out of things that don't make any sense. It's brutal, really. evil. but its what kids have...so by the time they are adults...they have to work through all of that.

war rape is different. there are some books on that. you might write the next one...when you understand it, you might be able to help other people. (not that it's our goal in life to be involved in this stuff, but it does help if you can find people that have been through it and can unlock a lot of the barriers victims go through – it can bring trauma also, so you still have to take care of yourself).

it messes up your relationships with men in general. try to learn more about patriarchy. Read In A Different Voice, The Birth of Pleasure, The Deepening Darkness, Transforming a Rape Culture, etc. There are some on war rape, but I don't remember the names of them. Fraternity Gang Rape talks about men vicariously having s e x with each other through a third party...it doesn't have anything to do with the person that was raped...it's more about their relationship to each other. Sick and perverted, but happens nonetheless...and we have to deal with it.

North Africa is probably not the best place to allow your daughters to visit.

"There is no law in Mauritania that defines rape."
Islamic biblical old fashioned laws are VERY strange. Rape is just ONE issue. I'd say marriage and some stupid laws on ownership of breast milk are way worse.

Islamic traditions are literally like a live freak show. There's no other way to say this, they are barbaric, and do not belong in our world.