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Magnitude of Sodomy on Clinical and Chemical Analysis Original Article Magnitude of Sodomy on Clinical and Chemical Analysis Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur 1 , Iqbal Ahmed Khan 2 , Abdul Waheed 3 , Hari Ram 4 , Shahid Nezam 5 , Syed Pervaiz Alam 6 Abstract Objective: The objective of this study was to assess the age groups of sexually abused victims which was reported at the different police stations of Karachi. Subject and Methods: This was a single centre, retrospective study on 54 patients by using non-prob- ability sampling technique. The duration of study was from January 2016 till January 2018 at Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, Karachi. The data was collected from the Medico legal Section from more than 45 po- lice station cases that were reported in Abbasi Shaheed Hospital (ASH) and the data was analysed in statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) version 22. Simple frequency distribution of the gender, age, clinical assessment and the lab DNA analysis were identified. The stratification tables were made thereafter for the gender, age, lab DNA analysis and clinical assessment. Results: Only one female was reported to be the sexual abuse victim and rest of 53 sexual abuse victims were males.Age groups i.e. 10-14 years and 30-39 years were reported to be with the greater number of sexual abuse victims 16 (29.6%) and 9 (16.7%) respectively). It was found to be common among males in the comparison of females. Conclusion: In conclusion sexual abuse was common in younger age group i.e. 10-14 years. It seems the children are targeted for the sodomy may be because they are unaware of these sexual activities. Keywords: sexual activity, unnatural, passive agent IRB: Approved by the office of the additional police surgeon, Abbasi Shaheed Hospital. Citation: Talpur MGA, Khan IA, Waheed A, Ram H, Nezam S, Alam SP. Magnitude of Sodomy on Clini- cal and Chemical Analysis [Online]. Annals ASH KMDC 2020;25: (ASH & KMDC 25(1):22;2020) Introduction on the drive to produce thereby stressing a hetero- There are certain norms and circumstances in sexual norm 1 . human sexuality which are supposed to govern the The term homosexuality has been derived from expression of individuals mutual sexual relations. prefix which is taken from Greek "homo" which has Sexuality is recognized as the fact of nature, with the meaning of same and the Latin root "sex"- sexologists such as Masters and Johnson (1966) which meaning of sex. The word "gay" is used most who focus on the physiology and biology of sex. It of the time for referring self-identified homosexual is assumed to be at the basic of humans i.e., people of any gender. The word lesbian is used for a sexual beings, sexuality is known as a driving force specific gender and is used only for females. Sod- by which humans are motivated to act particularly omy was also practiced by the Greeks of "Golden ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 Sindh Government Hospital age"; therefore, it is called as 'Greek love' some- 2,6 Karachi Medical and Dental College times 2 . The new urban pattern differentiates between 3 Karachi Institute of Medical Sciences homosexuality and heterosexuality and any sign of 4 Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical College 5 Abbasi Shaheed Hospital affection is interpreted between the people of same gender as the signal of homosexuality 3 . Savin-Will- Correspondence: Dr Abdul Waheed iams 4 has defined homosexuality as a happening of Karachi Institute of Medical Sciences Email: [email protected] sexual activity between two people of same gender. Date of Submission: 31 st July 2019 Homosexuality is described by the gay activist as Date of Acceptance: 12 th March 2020 22 Annals Abbasi Shaheed Hospital & Karachi Medical & Dental College Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur, Iqbal Ahmed Khan, Abdul Waheed, Hari Ram, Shahid Nezam, Syed Pervaiz Alam need for men, who are capable enough to satisfy Karachi Industrial Area (NKIA), Samanabad, their women and have sex with the men as well 5 . Gulberg, Yusuf Plaza, Azizabad, Johar Abad, Aziz Bhatti, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Mobin Town, Shraifabad, Improvement in the attitudes regarding homo- Gulistan-e-Johar, Gulshan-e-Maymar, Bilal Colony. sexuality has been seen in the past decade, nega- The present study was conducted on 54 cases of tive attitudes are still found to be common in the sexual abuse lodged in the above police stations of numerous areas of the world. Due to increased lev- Karachi. Most of the cases were brought by police els of education, people bear a positive attitude to- and few cases were brought by relatives with police wards the homosexuality. Whereas, many letters. After taking proper history, enquiry about researchers indicate commonly negative thoughts time, place of occurrence, about the area or take and biases for homosexuality 6-11 . the bath. Clothes were examined for any blood or It is revealed by research that the majority of seminal fluid staining. Also, for active agents' ex- people of the same gender experience the attraction amination was done to look for any local injury, of their first sex at the young age 4,12 . Savin-Will- scratches & bruises, also looked for secondary iams in his study on gay male adolescents re- sexual organ development, any abnormality like vealed that the mean age for having a first crush of hernia, hydrocele, varicocele & penile erecting ca- male on another male was 12.7 years and their pacity. While for passive agents' examination was mean age when they realize that they were gay done to look for any blood or seminal fluid staining was calculated to be 12.5 years 4 . It has also been on clothes, pain and tenderness during digital rectal reported that a number of adolescents feel confused examination. Evidence collection for trace elements in denying that they are gay. It has been concluded like semen, hair taken from anal region superficial by Savin-Williams that these feelings of confusion and deep. Usually police brought the cases later, and denial could be characterized to the negative usually trying to negotiate with both parties, mostly attitudes regarding non-heterosexual individuals 4 . the active agent are single and live away from fam- This study is the investigation of the reported homo- ily. The preliminary clinical examination of the vic- sexual abuse with the people and it was investi- tims was conducted. In case of no satisfying gated through various medical tests that whether results of the clinical examination, DNA test of the they were raped or not. victims and the convict was carried out to reveal the sexual abuse. The data was collected from the Subjects and Methods Medico legal Section, Karachi form Jan 2016 to Jan 2018 and the data was analysed in statistical pack- This was a single centre, retrospective study age for social sciences (SPSS) version 22 . Simple done on 54 patients by using non-probability sam- frequency distribution of the gender, age, clinical pling technique. The duration of study was assessment and the lab DNA analysis was pre- fromJanuary 2016 till January 2018 at Abbasi sented by the help of pie charts. The stratification Shaheed Hospital, Karachi. About 150 police sta- tables were made thereafter for the gender, age, lab tions in Karachi and more than 45 police station DNA analysis and clinical assessment. cases are reported in Abbasi Shaheed Hospital (ASH). ASH deals from district central, east & Results west, the important police stations were Nazimabad, North Nazimabad, Hydri Market, Results are presented in two sections: In first Paposh Nagar, Gulbahar, Rizvia, Taimorea, Sir section, frequency distribution of patients is pre- Syed, Shahra-e-Noorjahan, Orangi Town, Pakistan sented by the help of pie charts and section two Bazaar, Iqbal Market, Mominabad Town, Peerabad, consisted of the stratified tables. Gender distribu- Manghopir, Khawaja Ajmir Nagri, New Karachi, tion of patients shows that 1 (1.85%) was female Surjani Town, Site Area, Pakistan Colony, Pir Islam and remaining 53 (98.15%) were males. bux Colony (PIB), Sohrab Goth, Site Super High- way Industrial Area (SSHIA), Sachal Goth, Gadap City, Federal B. Industrial Area (FBIA), Gabol, New Volume No. 25 (1), March 2020 23 Magnitude of Sodomy on Clinical and Chemical Analysis Fig 3. Clinical Assessment Fig 1. Gender distribution of the cases The results of DNA analysis revealed that only Age was plotted by the help of histogram with one female came up with the positive result when normal curve on it. The mean age of the respon- the lab analysis was conducted; 44 (81%) and 9 dents was calculated to be 18.19 with the standard (15%) males came with the negative and positive deviation of 9.637 years which can be seen in the results respectively and only one male came up with the Sperm which is presented in the Table 1 Fig.2. shown below. Table 1. Gender and the DNA Analysis DNA Analysis Gender Negative Positive Total n (%) n (%) n (%) Female 0 (0) 1 (2) 1 (2) Male 44 (81) 8 (15) 53 (98) Total 44 (81) 9 (17) 54 (100) The frequency distribution of preliminary clinical assessment with respect to various age groups was taken out and presented in the Table 2. About 10 (19%) and 6 (11%) male respondents from the age group of 10-14 years came up with the positive and negative results respectively; from the age group of 5- Fig 2. Age Distribution 9 years, 7 (13%) respondents had negative results and 9 (17%) positive results; 4 (7%) and 2 (4%) re- Frequency distribution of clinical assessment spondents showed the negative and positive results was taken out in Fig.3; the outcome of clinical as- from 15-19 years age group; from the age group 20- sessment was found to negative in 24 (62.96%) of 24 years, there were 4 (7%) respondents who came the respondents and rest of 24 (37.04%) were found up with the negative results and no one showed the to be having the positive outcome of clinical as- positive results from this age group; a look on the age group of 25-29 years shows that there was only sessment.
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