ISLAMABAD: only two weeks later Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s remarks on sexual abuse brought severe backlash, ” he invited difficulty by indicating preventing”temptation in society” is the very best way to stop sexual abuse against girls.
Back in April, during a question and answer session with the general public, Khan had stated the increase in sexual abuse in Pakistan, especially against children, has been induced because of”fahashi” (vulgarity).
Defending his previous opinions, Khan in a meeting using Axios’ about HBO stated,”…I stated the idea of’purdah’.
Steer clear of temptation from the society.
We do not possess discos here, we do not have clubs.
It’s a very different society, manner of life .
Therefore, in the event you increase temptation to some point — these young men have nowhere to go it has a result in the society” Answering a question in the event the lady’s garments can provoke sexual violence,” Khan explained,”When a girl is wearing some clothes it will have an effect on the guys unless they’re robots.
It is common sense.” When additional prodded, he further added,”It depends upon which society you reside in.
In case a society individuals haven’t seen that kind of thing, it’ll have an effect on these.” Calling Imran Khan that a”ailing, misogynistic, degenerate”, Pakistan Muslim League (PML) spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb came down heavily onto the Pakistan Prime Minister.
“The entire world obtained a insight into a mindset of a ill, misogynistic, degenerate & derelict IK.
It’s not women’s decisions that result in sexual attack rather the alternatives of men who decide to participate in such a dispicable (sic) and stern offense,” Aurangzeb tweeted.
“Perhaps the misogynist, degenerate can shield Paedophiles and murderers, since he urges for rapist, after all, men cannot be expected to restrain temptation.
Only FYI Mr degenerate, self love is a small matter upon which Allah puts a terrific high quality,” she added.
Official figures in Pakistan have demonstrated that 11 rape events have been reported from the country each single day, with more than 22,000 cases reported to the authorities in the past six decades.
But, only 77 of those accused are convicted that comprises 0.3 percent of the complete amount, reported Geo News.