Unnecessary Poetry or Good Night Messages is Harassment, Kashmala Tariq
Federal Ombudsman for Anti-Harassment Kashmala Tariq said that unnecessary messages, good morning messages, poetry or good night messages are an attack on one's personal boundaries and harassment.
Addressing a function in Islamabad, Federal Ombudsman for Anti-Harassment Kashmala Tariq said, "We have a law on women's property rights. Women do not know what their rights are."
''If women are not getting the right to the property, they can contact our agency.Our agency, the Federal Ombudsman for Anti-Harassment, decides in two months, and women can apply online without a lawyer,'' she said.
He clarified that women will get justice only when they apply. This new law is a testament to the excellent performance of this government.
The Federal Ombudsman for Anti-Harassment said that women are told to stop harassing, there are cases of harassment every day, our agency says to complain against harassment.
Kashmala Tariq further said that if someone says that looking beautiful then it is also harassment. Sexual harassment within all institutions is required to form a three-member committee and those who do not establish a committee may be penalized.
He also said that why do we wait for a major accident, then we should form a committee, the committee must decide based on the standard of harassment.
In this regard, he added that sending unnecessary messages is an attack on someone's private space, good morning messages, poetry or good night messages is harassment and if someone sends a message for no reason, it is also harassment.
Kashmala Tariq said that no one knows better than the woman with what intention she was touched. Harassing or biting is also harassment.
Regarding our institution, he added that our institution is also for men and transgender people, we get cases from colleges while teachers in educational institutions harass female students, so far our institution has decided 4000 cases. We make sure no woman is retaliated against.