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Vice police have detected numerous instances of sexual harassment on the first two days of the Islamic Eid al-Fitr holiday at several public areas in Cairo, the state-run news agency MENA reported.

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http://www.egyptindependent.com/news/se ... rges-cairo

In 2008, a detailed study about sexual harassment was published by the local watchdog Egyptian Center for Women's Rights. It said that nearly two-thirds of Egyptian men admitted to having sexually harassed women.

Must have something to do with hijab.

I would be asking myself "Why an increase in s.exual harassment during Eid?"

Wonder what the rates for s.exual harassment are for married Egyptian men?

Just imagine being married to an Egyptian man knowing your husband has most likely s.exually harassed another female?

EMZ wrote:
I'd rather not.

I'm sure some wives even justify their Egyptian husbands' sexual harassment of women. I'd rather not imagine that either.

But it is interesting how holy days are a time for s.exual harassment and terrorist violence for some religious believers.

I've always thought holy days were a time when people were consciously most religious - interesting that we see jumps in crime, holy terror and s.exual harassment then.

Wonder what that says?

rayznack wrote:I'm sure some wives even justify their Egyptian husbands' sexual harassment of women. I'd rather not imagine that either.

It's not unheard have some people can sell their soul for money. Shedding their conscience until there is no conscience left at all.

evitav wrote:It's not unheard have some people can sell their soul for money. Shedding their conscience until there is no conscience left at all.

I wonder what the going rate for selling one's soul is.

An Egyptian husband seems hardly worth it.