went back to the supreme court to petition against them it's through her decision to speak out that mokhtar my has become a symbol of strength for voiceless and oppressed women a world renowned advocate of women's rights in education she says of two schools for girls and a women's refuge just a few hundred meters from where she was raped and she's driven by one clear goal. it isn't easy to always repeat what i've been through. it's very hard for me. but i want those people to be punished. because i do not want anyone else to become another. all of this is my aim in the middle of the. the court verdict as to where to them i thought my may yet achieve her goal but from all we have a thousand islam above human rights activist funds on my body is very welcome to. the most thought my has continued to fight for justice for seventeen year how is she perceived in pakistan. perceived as a fight and she's seen someone you know who speaks of the office all those things. but then they are not able to speak out and she is considered as a weiss or suppose and i think dr. who. nobody because of the social

mokhtar mys case ignited international outrage her rape is to find guilty and sentenced to death but seventeen years after receiving a piece of death threats for speaking out she's still fighting for justice five of the men convicted of her rape were acquitted by the horror high course on the sentence of one man was reduced to life imprisonment the acquittals were upheld by pakistan's supreme course so this month my went back to the supreme court to petition against them it's through her decision to speak out that mokhtar my has become a symbol of strength for voiceless and oppressed women a world renowned advocate of women's rights in education she set up two schools for girls and a women's refuge just a few hundred meters from where she was raped and she's driven by one clear goal. it isn't easy to always repeat what i have been through. it's very hard for me. but i want those people to be punished. because i do not want anyone else to become another my. oh this is my aim in the middle of the. the court verdict as to where to them i thought my may yet achieve her goal but from all

well mokhtar badri is a lecturer of islamic studies at qatar university he joins us now on sense. this that we're seeing significant numbers of protesters on the streets would you say the momentum is with these protestors now yes of course you can see that every week more people to come out to the street and they are repeating the same slogans the same demands they would like a change of region they would like the prove to go and they would like a new regime to be in place they would like to decide for themselves ok what can we read into the fact that the president's own party are no longer backing him does this mean it's likely beautifully will go this firstly will. decide that she's not going to stand for the new election he's just trying to gain some more time but it seems that the all the political sphere around here are withdrawing one after the other and they are accepting they are listening to the street so sooner or later will go but how and what will come next i only hope that the elite and she come to an agreement and will. select a new new representatives of the street

knowing a see right on noble gentleman said earlier used to tying constructively together stopping mokhtar short i. was inviting the whip on duty to move their job makes me to this house to now i think you could use this house you know journey to the other and say oh my god you know i think the oh i deserve it the our eyes have it. right they have aids u.k.p. lawmakers have for the third time rejected prime minister to resign may's withdrawal agreement this was a vote on just spot of the agreement and it was rejected again by and these theresa may saying that we will have to agree to a now turnitin of way forward adding that any further extension needs clear that this now is going to have to paul brennan in and london for a spall promise to me talked about the process continuing on monday what happens on monday after the vote today. well on monday continues the process that began during this week and that is a process whereby the members of parliament who was so disillusioned with the way the the government and the prime minister were negotiating the exit arrangements but decided to grab h