Islamabad: Sex violators who are convicted because some rape in Pakistan can face chemical castration after parliament issues a new law that aims to accelerate confidence and impose a harder punishment.
The bill is a response to public protests against a recent surge in the incident of rape of women and children in the country and demanding demands to curb crime effectively.
Part of the bill came almost a year after President Arif Alvi approved the new anti-rape procedure that was cleared by the Pakistani cabinet, called for the chemical castration of rapist with approval from prisoners and established a special court for the Speedy Strip.
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Criminal Law (Amendment) of the 2021 Bill RUU was passed together with 33 other bills by a combined parliament session on Wednesday.
It sought to change the Pakistani criminal code, 1860, and criminal procedure code, 1898, the Fajar newspaper reported.
“Chemical lining is a process that is notified by regulations framed by the Prime Minister, where a person is considered unable to have sexual relations for each period of life, as can be determined by the court through the administration of drugs to be carried out through a.
The medical council was told, “According to the bill.
Senator Jamaat-i-Islami, Mushtaq Ahmed protested the bill and called it not Islam and against Sharia.
He said a rapist had to be hung in public, but did not mention castration in Sharia.
Chemical immunity is the use of drugs to reduce sexual activity.
This is a legal form of punishment in countries including South Korea, Poland, Czech Republic and in several states in the US, according to media reports.
Critics said less than 4 percent of sexual violence or rape cases in Pakistan resulted in confidence.