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NYT's Lynsey Addario on Libya sexual assault

New York Times photographer Lynsey Addario is speaking publicly about sexual aggression she experienced while detained in Libya last month by forces loyal to Muammar Qaddafi. Addario was held for six days with Times colleagues Anthony Shadid, Stephen Farrell, and Tyler Hicks, all of whom were subjected to physical abuse. In this interview with CPJ, Addario speaks candidly about the brutality, focusing particularly on the groping and other sexual aggression she endured. Farrell, her colleague, also spoke briefly with CPJ. All forms of anti-press violence are abhorrent, but the issue of sexual aggression has not been as widely documented or discussed as other types of attacks. Since CBS News disclosed in February that correspondent Lara Logan was brutally beaten and sexually assaulted while on assignment in Cairo, more journalists are starting to speak out in hopes the issue can be more fully understood. Here is Addario's story:



(.....)LA: I've been groped in a million countries and had men grab my crotch and grab my breasts. In Pakistan, they're incredibly aggressive(...)

Q&A: NYT's Lynsey Addario on Libya sexual assault - Blog - Committee to Protect Journalists


She singles out Pakistani men. Why? Is their any truth in it? How do you see this?
 
Lol... a blog? aggressive at wat??? groping in millions of countries..... but we r just aggressive

Do u know which countries top rape list? n the rapes of Foreigners??

Guess tht aint us........ But......


P.S=Stop posting self satisfyin troll threads.
 
No where it says they are worst.

Neither was she said she was sexually assaulted.

What were you reading while writing the subject?
 
What a pointless thread, where does this reporter state that Pakistani men are the worse, she only said the men were aggressive.

Similarly, she says that she has been groped in a million countries, there are perverts that exist in all corners of the world including Pakistan.

I don't know what the purpose of this thread is and what you are aiming at but I am concerned about one thing.

That is why are you googling the term 'groping'.
 
Yeah, you're right on the worst part, I got dragged away a little, although she singles Pakisani men out, so she does emphasize Pakistani as a clear cut example of sexual assaults. Moreover, she says Pakistani men are very agressive, clearly referring to the grabbing and groping she underwent there ( the earlier sentence).

Have you witness this kind of accounts? How did people react? Have you heard stories? Etc.
 
She praises afgan male
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There are countries I work in, like Afghanistan--I've been working in Afghanistan for 11 years now--and no one, except for one occasion where I was sort of grabbed at a rally, I've never been touched. Afghans, there's a line between men and women. Men don't touch women who are not their wives in that country,.... "
 
Yeah, you're right on the worst part, I got dragged away a little, although she singles Pakisani men out, so she does emphasize Pakistani as a clear cut example of sexual assaults. Moreover, she says Pakistani men are very agressive, clearly referring to the grabbing and groping she underwent there ( the earlier sentence).

She singled them out for being aggressive and nothing else.

She never 'emphasized Pakistani's as a clear cut example of sexual assaults'.

This 'grabbing and groping' also happened in other places, it doesn't mean that all the 'million' countries around the world are full of sexually frustrated gropers.

Have you witness this kind of accounts? How did people react? Have you heard stories? Etc.

No i have never witnessed such an event in Pakistan but I have in Europe.

Btw whats your interest in this and are you a female?
 
Yeah, you're right on the worst part, I got dragged away a little, although she singles Pakisani men out, so she does emphasize Pakistani as a clear cut example of sexual assaults. Moreover, she says Pakistani men are very agressive, clearly referring to the grabbing and groping she underwent there ( the earlier sentence).

Have you witness this kind of accounts? How did people react? Have you heard stories? Etc.

You need english lessons..
Your understanding of referred paragraph is vey poor.
 
She singled them out for being aggressive and nothing else.

She never 'emphasized Pakistani's as a clear cut example of sexual assaults'.

This 'grabbing and groping' also happened in other places, it doesn't mean that all the 'million' countries around the world are full of sexually frustrated gropers.



No i have never witnessed such an event in Pakistan but I have in Europe.

Btw whats your interest in this and are you a female?

No, i was just reading some stuff about the recent developments in Egypt and Libya, and this caught my attention. Just assesing info on its merit.

I am male, but that has nothing to do with. ;)
 
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