Pak singer lashes out against 'zinda lash' label for rape victims

January 02, 2013 12:04

Sushma Swaraj may have mercilessly labelled rape victims as 'Zinda Lash', but people, for sure, haven't taken that kindly. Bakht Arif, from Pakistan, reprises 'Zombie', the legendary song that the Cranberries created to protest against the Warrington bomb attacks. Called 'Zinda Lash', this one is against all misogynists and sexists. Read more

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