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21-Year-Old American Vlogger Gang-Raped In Pak, Case Filed Against 3 Men
Islamabad: A 21 -year -old American social media activist and a vlogger allegedly raped by two men in Punjab Province in Pakistan last week. The incident had triggered anger among Pakistani netizens who demanded tighter actions from the authorities in the country.
When the story appears online, it causes anger among netizens who condemn the actions of ‘shameless’, demanding strict actions for the perpetrators. Netizens show that ‘if Pakistani people are not safe in this country, how can foreigners’. They said the cause of such crime was ‘lack of justice’, Dawn reported.
A user writes that the country is worthy of being labeled with “symbols of disgrace”.
Other users tweeted, “Really ashamed of what happened to him. We are already in 83rd in the tourism ranking and 26th in the tourism safety index (0-33 the most dangerous). The cause must be punished but the community must also be Stop receiving such a heinous acts and that kind of person and the person involved. “
“I don’t know where we will go as a nation. We failed to teach our children to respect all women. We failed to protect our girls. Our politicians were only worried about playing music chairs,” wrote another user.
The US national sexual harassment in a hotel room at Fort Monroe Hill Station Dera Ghazi Khan on July 17, when he was on his way. According to police officers, the woman used a tourist visa to Pakistan and had lived in the country for the past seven months.
Deputy Commissioner Dera Ghazi Khan Anwar Baryar said, “The American girl came to Fort Monroe from Karachi at the invitation of her social media friend Muzmal Sipra, whose house she visited on Sunday in the Rajanpur District in Punjab, about 550 kilometers from Lahore.”
The incident was revealed after the survivor submitted the first information report (FIR) at the Border Military Police Station (BMP) at Fort Munro Hill Station. Fir stated that the woman was raped by Muzmal Sipra and Shehzad from Rajanpur on July 17’s night in the hotel room.
The complainant also said he had received threats from Sipra not to carry out legal proceedings against them.
BMP registered the case with Sipra, Shehazad and Azan Khosa from Dera Ghazi Khan under section 376 and 292B from the Criminal Code Pakistan.
The frequency of alarming cases to women in Pakistan is a big threat to women in the country and raises concerns to the authorities.
A new report compiled by the Sustainable Social Development Organization (SSDO) and the Center for Research, Development and Communication shows the trend that develops in violence against women in Pakistan along with the increasing number of cases of domestic violence in this country.
According to the report, a total of 157 women were kidnapped, 112 were victims of physical attacks and 91 women were raped throughout Pakistan in June.
Punjab reported 53 rape cases, followed by 16 cases in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 14 cases in Sindh, six cases in Islamabad, and two cases in Balochistan.
The capital of Punjab Province, Lahore reported a large number of cases of sexual violence in the previous week. The worrying frequency of these cases encourages Pakistani police to review the overall performance of gender-based violent cells.
Previously it was reported that the Pakistani global gender gap index had deteriorated from time to time. In 2017, Pakistan was ranked 143, slipping 148 in 2018.
According to ‘Global Gender Gaps Report last year 2021’, Pakistan was ranked 153 out of 156 countries in the gender parity index, namely, among the last four.
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan’s (HRCP) recent report said that in Pakistan, at least 11 rape cases are reported daily with over 22,000 such incidents reported to police in the last six years (2015-21).
