Nabih al-Wahsh, an Egyptian layer, made the statement below during a panel show which was debating on prostitution.
There has been outcry from Egypt's National Council for Women, which said it would be filing a complaint against the layer.
This isn't a new thought in Egypt with:
This is a disgusting view to have about women who live or are visiting the country, and can even wear clothes they want (especially considering how hot the weather can get there)
How do people still have this opinion today? And is there still a lot of people that still have these opinions?
Link(Independent.co.uk)
Nabih al-Wahsh, a prominent conservative, made the controversial comments during a TV panel show discussion debating a draft law on prostitution.
"Are you happy when you see a girl walking down the street with half of her behind showing?" the lawyer said on Al-Assema earlier this month.
He added: "I say that when a girl walks about like that, it is a patriotic duty to sexually harass her and a national duty to rape her."
There has been outcry from Egypt's National Council for Women, which said it would be filing a complaint against the layer.
This isn't a new thought in Egypt with:
A 2008 study found that 83 per cent of Egyptian women said they had been sexually harassed and 53 per cent of men blamed women for "bringing it on themselves".
This is a disgusting view to have about women who live or are visiting the country, and can even wear clothes they want (especially considering how hot the weather can get there)
How do people still have this opinion today? And is there still a lot of people that still have these opinions?
Link(Independent.co.uk)