Male commentators have suggested that in some way she was responsible for the attack - Like Lara Logan, I was a mob sex attack victim in Tahrir Square

Like Lara Logan, I was a mob sex attack victim in Tahrir Square | Mail Online

By Angella Johnson 20th February 2011,

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I was especially horrified to read of CBS journalist Lara Logan’s sex ordeal as she reported on Egyptians celebrating the toppling of President Hosni Mubarak – because I too was a victim.

I was a few hundred yards away in Cairo’s Tahrir Square last Friday, unaware that Lara – whom I had worked with at GMTV – was then desperately fighting off a mob of 200 rabid men in a sustained sex assault. ...

...At first it had seemed just the merest accidental brush of a hand on my bottom but within seconds I felt another, less hesitant stroke.

I ignored it and kept moving, firmly gripping Phil’s shirt so we would not be separated in the surge of bodies.

The hand behind me thrust forward again, this time boldly grasping a fair amount of jeans-clad flesh.

I turned round sharply and glared at a young man who stood out in a crisp bright purple shirt but studiously avoided looking at me. He was no more than about 19.

I suspected he was the culprit and in any other situation would have confronted him angrily.

But in the mass of excitable men, their passions inflamed by hectoring chants and revolutionary songs blaring through speakers, I knew it could have resulted in an angry escalation. ...

...at this stage I didn’t feel particularly threatened or scared. Having travelled the world extensively for work and pleasure, I have been in more frightening situations.

With hindsight, I realise I was also lulled into a false sense of security – as no doubt Lara was – because the crowd largely comprised happy, smiling people.

A friend has said to me: 'In their minds, you and Lara were just two "infidel whores", like the ones the see in films

But what happened to Lara has given women like me a chance to tell our story, like the time in South Africa when I fled a Zulu after he pushed his hand down my blouse.

Or the occasion in Qatar when I fought off a sheikh in full traditional dress trying to force his way into my hotel room. [A Clinton moment.]

I have had my breasts grabbed in Turkey, been chased by a gang of men while walking down the street in Morocco and generally treated like a piece of meat on a previous visit to Egypt. ...

...Some British and U.S. male commentators have suggested that in some way she was responsible for the attack because she’s petite and attractive. ...

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This is the stuff that drives me absolutely crazy.

Mohamed dictated that women are the cause of men's uncontrollable lust and have to remain modest and hidden. It is all women's fault, not to mention infidel women are worthless.

But we don't hear much from the "feminist' now, do we? [MR]

Note: The Religion of Peace