इक्वेटोरियल गिनी में सेक्स टेप कांड में अधिकारी गिरफ्तार: बहनों और अधिकारियों की पत्नियों का गंभीर मामला

11 टिप्पणि

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  Pal Tourism

  नवंबर 7, 2024 AT 13:32
  ye sab toh bas ek drama hai bhai... koi bhi aisa video banata hai toh usko gher ke rakhte hai, par jab koi bade log ki taraf se aata hai toh sab chup ho jate hai!
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  Mersal Suresh

  नवंबर 7, 2024 AT 23:15
  This is not merely a scandal; it is a systemic collapse of institutional ethics. The normalization of such conduct among high-ranking officials signifies a profound erosion of public trust. Legal loopholes cannot justify moral bankruptcy. Accountability must be absolute, not selective.
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  Sunny Menia

  नवंबर 9, 2024 AT 09:42
  I get that it's shocking, but we need to stop acting like this is unique to Equatorial Guinea. Power corrupts everywhere. The real issue is whether systems exist to catch it-and here, they finally did.
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  Abinesh Ak

  नवंबर 10, 2024 AT 23:15
  So let me get this straight... the VP is now the moral compass? LOL. The same regime that jailed journalists for asking if the president's son owns a yacht? This is performative outrage at its finest. The real crime? The fact that this took 15 years to surface. #HypocrisyInHighPlaces
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  Ron DeRegules

  नवंबर 12, 2024 AT 13:24
  The recording of private interactions without explicit consent even if deemed conceptual is a clear violation of personal autonomy and dignity and this case exposes the dangerous intersection of political power and sexual exploitation where the absence of coercion does not equate to consent and the normalization of surveillance in private spaces must be addressed through comprehensive legal reform and institutional transparency and public awareness campaigns are essential to prevent recurrence and restore faith in governance
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  Manasi Tamboli

  नवंबर 13, 2024 AT 21:20
  It’s not about the tapes... it’s about the silence that allowed them to be made. Every woman in those videos was a mirror reflecting our collective numbness. We look away until it’s too late. And then we call it a scandal. But it’s not a scandal-it’s a slow scream that no one wanted to hear.
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  Ashish Shrestha

  नवंबर 15, 2024 AT 01:14
  The Attorney General’s statement is legally sound but morally bankrupt. 'Consensual' does not absolve the abuse of power. When the victim is the wife of a minister and the recorder is a financial investigator, the power imbalance is not just evident-it is institutionalized.
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  Mallikarjun Choukimath

  नवंबर 15, 2024 AT 06:20
  Ah, the grand theater of African autocracy-where the flag waves proudly in the background of debauchery, and the people are expected to applaud the choreography. This is not a scandal; it is the logical culmination of a state built on performative nationalism and performative morality. The real tragedy? We still treat these men as statesmen.
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  Sitara Nair

  नवंबर 16, 2024 AT 09:19
  I just... I can't even 😔 I mean, imagine being a woman in that country and knowing your sister or your friend could be recorded without knowing it... and then the government says 'it's consensual' 😭 Like... what even is consent when the power dynamic is so skewed? 🤔 We need to talk about this more, not less. 💬❤️
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  Abhishek Abhishek

  नवंबर 17, 2024 AT 10:32
  Wait, so the fact that they didn't use force means it's okay? What if the women were pressured because they knew their husbands' careers depended on staying quiet? That's not consent, that's coercion wrapped in a silk scarf. And you people are defending this?
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  Avinash Shukla

  नवंबर 17, 2024 AT 21:15
  This is a moment to pause and reflect-not just on what happened, but on how we respond. Power should serve, not exploit. And if we can’t hold those at the top accountable, then no system is truly just. Let’s hope this sparks real change, not just headlines. 🙏🌍