Judicial Ruling on Medical Test
Which High Court has declared that the two-finger test (TFT) for virginity of a female victim of rape or sexual abuse.
Answer: Lahore High Court
Explanation
Pakistan’s Lahore High Court has declared that the two-finger test (TFT) and the hymen test for the purposes of ascertaining virginity of a female victim of rape or sexual abuse as illegal and unconstitutional.
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