Generally, it is viewed rather preached that women's enjoyment do not matter while having sex with husbands and she is supposed to satisfy the male partner. This sort of discrimination against women violates the principles of equality of rights and respect for human dignity. In daily life, due to shyness and traditions, our women do not speak out or report sexual abuse by husbands considering they are entitled to do so and the victims are destined to obey. But in societies where women are not circumcised, they are deprived of having enjoyment by resorting to one-way sexual intercourse. This tantamount to marital rape.
Some sadists go to the extent of inserting outside objects in genitals of women.
This is worst kind of marital rape. Analysing the situation on ground, the recommendations say The Zina Ordinance discourages rape victims from filing charges by presenting the threat of potential prosecution for adultery. These laws are also seriously flawed because they fail to criminalise marital rape and to establish the crime of statutory rape or sex with or without the consent of a minor. The Human Rights Watch recommends that the former provisions of the Pakistan Penal Code on rape should be re-enacted into law with amendments to make marital rape a criminal offence and to incorporate the broader definition of rape given above. According to the Human Rights Watch report, it is estimated that eight women are raped every 24 hours in Pakistan and 70 to 95 percent of women have experienced domestic violence.