Quote from article - In September the department voted to require parents to sign forms consenting to the risks of the practice after the death of two children who contracted the virus through the practice.
I'm guessing by saying 'department' they mean the Department of Health. Why would they even let this carry on? It is wrong on so many levels. Also the family withholding the identity of the rabbi that did it is preventing the health department stepping in. surely this should be a police matter, yet nowhere - that I could see - mentions police authorities
Maybe not hc4361 but it should be illegal - everywhere - imo anyway
Thanks for pointing that out rockyracoon, I just saw this on twitter and didn't realise it was a while ago, hopefully something has been done about it by now and made illegal.
rockyraccoon, if you think it is sucking away the blood after the circumcision you are thinking correctly. That is how the herpes virus gets transferred - the herpes in these cases would be cold sores.
religious freedoms are jealously guarded and unlike us they have no state religion. For us it is the Church of England just in case you were wondering, and it takes on a sort of favoured religion status
accidentally and unintentionally infecting with oral herpes simplex I would have thought was not a criminal matter
[ altho wheeling a child with smallpox thro the streets was found to be
R v vanderwillo ( or something)]
// accidentally and unintentionally infecting with oral herpes simplex I would have thought was not a criminal matter //
But accidentally and unintentionally might also be called ... recklessly.
If you drive at 90 mph through a town centre, and don't see the zebra crossing, you have only "accidentally and unintentionally" killed the baby in the push chair.