New developments in the Berlusconi case and Justice Minister Peter MacKay’s recent comments that “exploring all possible options to ensure the criminal law continues to address the significant harms that flow from prostitution,” help show the global concern on this issue.
Are we tackling side effects and symptoms or willing to delve deeper toward the root causes? How would we act toward the men and women involved or susceptible to be involved in these activities if they were our own children?
Hazrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad (ra), in his book Absolute Justice, Kindness and Kinship (The Three Creative Principles) writes: “When a mother loves her child, she does so without any element of design and without any trace of affectation. It is but a natural flow which she does not generate, but one with which she is carried away. Spontaneity is always central to her expression of love for her dear ones.”
Muneer Ahmad Khan
