Pakistan: Rights groups seek Imran Khan’s public apology for remarks on rape ...United Arab Emirates

Karachi: Pakistan’s human rights groups have demanded an apology from Prime Minister Imran Khan for blaming sexual violence on woman’s attire. Sixteen civil society organisations, including the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP), the Women’s Action Forum, Tehrik-e-Niswan, Aurat March, and Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research, condemned Imran Khan’s troubling remarks linking women’s attire to rape, according to an HRCP statement. “This is the second time that the Prime Minister has reduced sexual violence to an act of ‘temptation.’ This is dangerously simplistic and only reinforces the common public perception that women are ‘knowing’ victims and men ‘helpless’ aggress

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