The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan condemned the “use of unethical and inappropriate” language against women in a front-page story in Urdu-language daily Ummat. “HRCP condemns the use of unethical and inappropriate language against women in the daily Ummat,” the HRCP said in a Twitter post. “The newspaper must publish an unconditional apology and refrain from using such language in future.” The paper published the front-page news story Monday morning. Most of the women, it read, were raped in 14 countries. The report said these countries included America, Japan, Sweden, South Africa, India and Bangladesh. The report described the participants of the March 8 Aurat March as “whores”. “A
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