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Sarwat Gilani slams 'Despicable' attitudes of men towards rape

Sarwat Gilani slams 'Despicable' attitudes of men towards rape

  • She expresses concern over the alarming rise in sexual assault cases against women and children.
  • Gilani emphasizes the severe impact of these attitudes on women's safety and well-being.
  • She calls for urgent reform and societal awareness.
Sarwat Gilani has voiced her strong disapproval of the “despicable” attitudes towards rape culture in Pakistan and expressed deep concern over the alarming rise in sexual assault cases against women and children. In a recent statement, the renowned actress and activist condemned the pervasive and troubling views held by some men in the country regarding sexual violence.

Gilani highlighted the severe impact of these attitudes on the safety and well-being of women and children, pointing to the need for urgent reform and greater societal awareness. She emphasized that such views not only perpetuate rape culture but also contribute to the frightening increase in sexual assaults. The actress called for a collective effort to challenge and change these harmful mindsets, stressing the importance of supportive and proactive measures to protect victims and hold perpetrators accountable.

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