A Pakistani court has banned the archaic "two-finger" test carried out by medical examiners to determine whether a woman was raped. The invasive tests, carried out for the purposes of ascertaining if the victim is sexually active, "are declared to be illegal and against the Constitution," said an order issued by the Lahore High Court. The court asked authorities to take the necessary steps to ensure that the test is not conducted as part of legal or medical examinations of the victims of rape and sexual abuse. A group of rights activists,...