Child molesters should be publicly hanged: Ashrafi
Ashrafi alleged certain ‘groups’ were targeting religious seminaries on the pretext of sexual crimes
Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi. PHOTO: FILE
LAHORE:
Special Representative to Prime Minister on Religious Affairs Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi on Friday called upon the state to hang child molesters on Minar-e-Pakistan.
Addressing a press conference at Jamia Manzoor-ul-Islamiyah, the special representative to the premier demanded that those who commit sexual abuse against children at sacred places such as mosques and religious seminaries should be handed down a severe punishment.
Proposing stringent laws to curtail sexual offences, Ashrafi suggested that a helpline should be set up at the government level to enable victims to reach out and register a complaint.
LAHORE: Clerics and religious scholars of different religious schools of thought have said that it is not right to target mosques and seminaries because of an individual s act.Addressing a press.
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property. how does this involve nuisance? well, thanks, chris. we appreciate all your work. look, we can answer that with two things. one, oklahoma law just doesn t require the use of property when you re talking about nuisance. some states do that, but oklahoma very clearly doesn t. one of the elements of a nuisance in oklahoma is conduct that offends decency. and, you know, we ve prosecuted tobacco companies, you name it, we ve done it. sexual molesters in the clergy, all kinds of conduct. i ve never seen conduct that rises to the level of what j&j did here. every time a sales rep came into the state of oklahoma and talked to doctors, 150,000 times they denied their drugs were addictive. but at trial, we forced johnson & johnson to admit that they never did a study to show how addictive their drugs are. they didn t know whether it was 0% or 100%. one of their witnesses said it s 100%. one of their experts, we found a
are in the criminal case. and now that he s dead they probably won t do it. might be a little bit harder for the victim to get that evidence. but they will certainly try. if there were other alleged molesters who were involved there. correct me if i m wrong but this case. the day or two after he killed himself there were fbi agent down in st. john executing search warrants on his house and island down there. they are going after something or someone that will continue. payment if the fbi thought that it ended with epstein with a consider with the search warrants and raids. you are knocking to do that if you don t think you are building a case. i think the folks that are close to him that are enabling