The week saw another case of sexual harassment when students of Bahria College accused an invigilator of ‘molesting’ and ‘inappropriately touching them’. The incident added fuel to the already burning fire of sexual harassment and people took to Twitter to express their rage and anger.
Here is this week’s watch:
If 80+ people accused Sadat Bashir for blasphemy, he would’ve been dead by now. But since he MOLESTED 80+ girls, Islam, prophecy or nothing is in danger.
So we all good. #PunishSadatBashir— Anas Tipu (@teepusahab) May 29, 2018
80 girls scarred for life because of one mans fucking sense of entitlement. This cannot go on anymore. #PunishSadatBashir #TimesUp
— Noor (@NoorHSumra) May 29, 2018
“Sadat Bashir scarred us for life and there’s nothing we can do about it”
80 school girls in their uniform, performing a biology practical were harassed by their examiner at #BahriaCollege #IslamabadNo more turning a blind eye to sexual harassment #MeToo #TimesUp #Pakistan https://t.co/ANpFLSLloV
Not a single woman has been nominated by any party for any caretaker position.
— Mehr Tarar (@MehrTarar) June 1, 2018
When women support other women ❤?? Thank you @marvi_memon
For being you! #SheDecides #WomenEmpowerment pic.twitter.com/tdhcbFsotg
— MEESHA SHAFI (@itsmeeshashafi) May 31, 2018
— Faria Salman ???? (@FariaSalman1) May 29, 2018
This! And the #patriarchal narrative of “protecting” women has got to go too. Women need your mindset change, your respect, your allyship, and your #feminism, not your protection. https://t.co/s4CiV6SyC4
— Natasha Uppal (@natashauppal) June 1, 2018
Real #feminism ✊?#Syria ?? pic.twitter.com/gYzdISWbF7
— Kevork Almassian (@KevorkAlmassian) May 28, 2018
Don’t like girls with tattoos? Don’t be a woman and get them. It’s not complicated.
— feminist next door (@emrazz) May 31, 2018
“Stop dating broke men who don’t contribute any value to your life” #Feminism #slumflower
— Saaneah (@Saaneah) May 23, 2018
“A feminist is a person who believes in the power of women just as much as they believe in the power of anyone else. It’s equality, it’s fairness, and I think it’s a great thing to be apart of.” I live by that quote, and I think you should too. #Feminism #EducateYourself
— Safa Nabizada (@SafaNabizada) May 30, 2018
