Source: Assema TV (Egypt)

Egyptian lawyer Nabih Wahsh caused an uproar in the studio during an Egyptian TV debate on a proposed bill to tighten the anti-prostitution laws in the country when he said: "Are you happy when you see a girl walking down the street with half of her behind showing? … I say that when a girl walks about like that, it is a patriotic duty to sexually harass her and a national duty to rape her." Emotions were already running high on the panel, which included MP Shadia Thabet, who had tabled the new bill, human rights activist Abeer Suleiman, and life coach Ashgaan Nabil, who complained that "the university campuses are full of homosexuals and lesbians" as a result of "all those damned liberties and human rights!" The debate aired on Al-Assema TV on October 19.

 
Nabih Wahsh: "We are against homosexuals and whores! [Film director] Inas Al-Degheidy says we should license brothels like in the old days... A certain female MP submitted a bill to teach sex at school. I said to her: Do you want to teach the theory or the practice? This is a disgrace! We may teach it from an Islamic point of view, but we won't teach sex at school like they do in Europe!

"Are you happy when you see a girl walking down the street with half of her behind showing?"

Nabih Wahsh: "I say that when a girl walks about like that, it is a patriotic duty to sexually harass her and a national duty to rape her."