Egyptian Tourist Arrested for Sexual Assault in Luxury Condo Lift

[bradiston]

21 minutes ago, elektrified said:

 New facial recognition technology. 

But they have to match it to an address.

[bananafish]

2 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Be fair. Those assaults were 25+ years ago. It was a different era. They would not  get a pass if they did it now.

Sexual assault is a part of the Egyptian culture, so he may have believed he was doing anything wrong.  

 

In Egypt, sexual harassment is a major public threat against women for which there has been no sustainable policy or practice. Such harassment can range from verbal to physical—the latter of which can lead to severe harm and, in some cases, murder. According to a 2013 United Nations report, nine out of ten Egyptian women have been sexually assaulted—ranging from simple harassment to rape. This demonstrates a real problem that requires rapid and sustainable solutions, policies, and advocacy work. There has been extensive public discussion on the topic for the last couple of years, and the state has denied the breadth and severity of the problem.

Source: The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy (TIMEP)  https://timep.org/2021/12/14/sexual-harassment-laws-in-egypt-does-stricter-mean-more-effective/

 

Sexual assault is part of Egyptian culture?

 

In that case, if he did this in Europe, officials would apologize for the cultural insensitivity caused in arresting him, and let him go free.

[renaissanc]

2 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Be fair. Those assaults were 25+ years ago. It was a different era. They would not  get a pass if they did it now.

Sexual assault is a part of the Egyptian culture, so he may have believed he was doing anything wrong.  

 

In Egypt, sexual harassment is a major public threat against women for which there has been no sustainable policy or practice. Such harassment can range from verbal to physical—the latter of which can lead to severe harm and, in some cases, murder. According to a 2013 United Nations report, nine out of ten Egyptian women have been sexually assaulted—ranging from simple harassment to rape. This demonstrates a real problem that requires rapid and sustainable solutions, policies, and advocacy work. There has been extensive public discussion on the topic for the last couple of years, and the state has denied the breadth and severity of the problem.

Source: The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy (TIMEP)  https://timep.org/2021/12/14/sexual-harassment-laws-in-egypt-does-stricter-mean-more-effective/

 

The solution is simple: make the punishment for (provable) physical sexual assault punishable with hard labour for (5) years. Problem solved! No man will dare to go near a woman ever again.

[Rimmer]

More off topic troll posts removed.

[mikeymike100]

1 hour ago, soalbundy said:

See what money can do in a democratic country.

The same applies to Thailand, which is not a democratic country!

[Kwausie]

It’s a shame they couldn’t chop his hand off.

[Nick Carter icp]

7 minutes ago, Kwausie said:

It’s a shame they couldn’t chop his hand off.

 

   Are you in favour of extreme Sharia law ?

[lordgrinz]

2 hours ago, soalbundy said:

I thought you wanted to set him on fire, make your mind up.

I like having options 😉

[lordgrinz]

1 minute ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Are you in favour of extreme Sharia law ?

In this case, yes.

[Nick Carter icp]

Just now, lordgrinz said:

In this case, yes.

 

   What about men when they grope bargirl in bars ?

Amputation ?

[soalbundy]

Just now, mikeymike100 said:

The same applies to Thailand, which is not a democratic country!

So same,same but different. Don't get hung up on democracy, it's just another name for mob rule and the mob is easily led, if you have 10 road sweepers and one professor of economics you'll have a road sweeper as your Finanz minister.

[MalcolmB]

29 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   What about men when they grope bargirl in bars ?

Amputation ?

If they amputated all the bar girls that grope men in bars and even walking in the streets none of the bargirls would have any hands left. 
 

It would make bringing the drinks over very difficult for them.

 

[Nick Carter icp]

3 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

If they amputated all the bar girls that grope men in bars and even walking in the streets none of the bargirls would have any hands left. 
 

It would make bringing the drinks over very difficult for them.

 

 

   The question was whether people agree with amputation for groping , rather than who does the groping 

[MalcolmB]

1 minute ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   The question was whether people agree with amputation for groping , rather than who does the groping 

Thanks for your question.

 

I vote no.

 

The bargirls enjoy it when I give them a grope and a bit of a tickle, finger up the date, fondling etc.

All part of the experience and a lot of fun and keeps the drinks flowing.

[Deerculler]

5 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Be fair. Those assaults were 25+ years ago. It was a different era. They would not  get a pass if they did it now.

Sexual assault is a part of the Egyptian culture, so he may have believed he was doing anything wrong.  

 

In Egypt, sexual harassment is a major public threat against women for which there has been no sustainable policy or practice. Such harassment can range from verbal to physical—the latter of which can lead to severe harm and, in some cases, murder. According to a 2013 United Nations report, nine out of ten Egyptian women have been sexually assaulted—ranging from simple harassment to rape. This demonstrates a real problem that requires rapid and sustainable solutions, policies, and advocacy work. There has been extensive public discussion on the topic for the last couple of years, and the state has denied the breadth and severity of the problem.

Source: The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy (TIMEP)  https://timep.org/2021/12/14/sexual-harassment-laws-in-egypt-does-stricter-mean-more-effective/

 

Then he should have check the laws in countries he intends to visit.

Ignorance is no excuse.

Scum he is.

[kiwikeith]

7 hours ago, sherwood said:

Get rid of him.

Just a grub, deport him never to return.

[Cereal]

5 hours ago, AndreasHG said:

 

 

Be fair: Jimmy Savile was not Egyptian, and sexual harassment is a major public threat against women in the whole of North Africa, not only in Egypt.

 

And the Middle East and let's not forget India and Pakistan.

[kiwikeith]

19 minutes ago, Deerculler said:

Then he should have check the laws in countries he intends to visit.

Ignorance is no excuse.

Scum he is.

Some Polynesian islands ,it is common for girls to be grabbed and pushed into the bush and raped, it is called Push , Push, in the bush, and no one seems to care.

[Keeps]

Probably tried to sell her a rug first.....

[BritScot]

3 hours ago, soalbundy said:

See what money can do in a democratic country.

A rather big stretch calling Thailand a democratic country? Military takeover just around the corner and don't forget the current government was not the government that won the election.

[Keeps]

4 hours ago, ryandb said:

Be fair?? To Jimmy Saville?? WHAT THE ACTUAL <deleted>, any average person would have lynched him if it was their kid and they found out what he did

Do you remember Jim'll Fix it? Primetime TV on a Saturday. My God, what were they thinking?

 

 

'Jingle, Jangle, jewellery, jewellery'. I have a letter here, it says " Dear Jim, can you fix it for me to be buggered by a rubber faced, white haired wrong 'un, smoking a cigar and wearing a spangled tracksuit?"

 

"As it happens....."

[Homburg]

3 hours ago, bradiston said:

But they have to match it to an address.

Possibly done in minutes, or even seconds, via Immigration's database?  All tourists entering the Kingdom have their faces and fingerprints recorded and (in theory at least) their address in Thailand is also recorded.  

[richard_smith237]

1 hour ago, MalcolmB said:

Thanks for your question.

 

I vote no.

 

The bargirls enjoy it when I give them a grope and a bit of a tickle, finger up the date, fondling etc.

All part of the experience and a lot of fun and keeps the drinks flowing.

 

Rumour has it that the Bar Girl population of Pattaya has doubled over the past months as soon as news of MalcolmB's presence got out...   They couldn't resist - nothing to do with desperation and having zero other options... they all wanted their fair share of lecherous Malc's fumbling mitts !!

 

Back the question: No, lopping of an arm is excessive..  but, neither do I agree with deportation, those charged with such crimes need to face a real punishment if convicted and not just sent home.

 

 

 

[soalbundy]

20 minutes ago, BritScot said:

A rather big stretch calling Thailand a democratic country? Military takeover just around the corner and don't forget the current government was not the government that won the election.

Yeah well you know what, I was referring to the UK but I don't really give a $hit

[bradiston]

15 minutes ago, Homburg said:

Possibly done in minutes, or even seconds, via Immigration's database?  All tourists entering the Kingdom have their faces and fingerprints recorded and (in theory at least) their address in Thailand is also recorded.  

They don't record an address on entry. But I guess a TM 30 tied to a passport photograph, and then a match via....what? AI? Matching that blurry CCTV capture could be problematic.

 

Anyway, for me the mystery remains unanswered.