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A senator in the Philippines has come under fire online after he asked in parliament whether husbands have "sexual rights" to their wives.

Robin Padilla, a former actor, posed the query to a prominent human rights lawyer, who was invited as a resource person to a hearing on sexual harassment in the entertainment industry.

He also asks what husbands should do if they are "in the mood" and their wives are not - to which lawyer Lorna Kapunan replies that they can "watch Netflix".

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[–] [email protected] 22 points 3 weeks ago

More like sexual wrongs