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Why women feel sexually unsafe in Pakistan


A woman supposed to be in her 30s came out hard on so called traditionalists in Pakistan about how unsafe she felt throughout her life.She showed her anger and emotions on social media tool instagram .She recalled how a boy touched her breasts and held her boobs in his hands when she was around ten.She also recalled an incident of her visiting to a friend's house when her friend's father gave her a smooch and she did not even know what was the purpose of that.I mmersed with agony of past she expresses how difficult it was for her to understand and she could not even tell abouth this to her family.ITNV News South Asis

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