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Horrifying the State stooped this low seemingly just to humiliate Imran Khan - Reema Omer's tweet
ریما عمر نے عدت کے دوران نکاح کیس میں عمران خان اور بشری بی بی کو ملنے والی سزا پر ٹویٹ کرتے ہوئے لکھا
1. The proceedings + convictions in the “iddat case” (or specifically, “going through a marriage ceremony fraudulently without being lawfully married”) are a damning blot on our justice system
Horrifying the State stooped this low seemingly just to humiliate IK, Bushra Bibi
2. By making a woman’s menstrual cycle the subject of criminal inquiry (as well as public debate), this case has cast a blow to women’s right to dignity and privacy, as well as their freedom to make decisions about divorce and marriage without fear of being dragged in court.
From Maneka’s statement that his wife was “absolutely normal” in her menstruation to Judge Qudrat Ullah questioning whether “any sort of meeting in isolation” by namehram male and female is permissible in Islam - this judgment is shameful and a travesty of justice, human rights.
1. The proceedings + convictions in the “iddat case” (or specifically, “going through a marriage ceremony fraudulently without being lawfully married”) are a damning blot on our justice system
— Reema Omer (@reema_omer) February 3, 2024
Horrifying the State stooped this low seemingly just to humiliate IK, Bushra Bibi
2. By making a woman’s menstrual cycle the subject of criminal inquiry (as well as public debate), this case has cast a blow to women’s right to dignity and privacy, as well as their freedom to make decisions about divorce and marriage without fear of being dragged in court
— Reema Omer (@reema_omer) February 3, 2024
From Maneka’s statement that his wife was “absolutely normal” in her menstruation to Judge Qudrat Ullah questioning whether “any sort of meeting in isolation” by namehram male and female is permissible in Islam - this judgment is shameful and a travesty of justice, human rights pic.twitter.com/IW23aYHgjD
— Reema Omer (@reema_omer) February 3, 2024
