https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-50558967?intlink_from_url=&link_location=live-reporting-story

The images were taken in October by a student who alleges the politician had been harassing her.

'Paedophilia and incest rampant'

Outrage over the case prompted Aswaat Nisaa, a non-government organisation meaning "Women's Voices", to launch a closed group on Facebook called #EnaZeda.

It is a safe space for victims to share their experiences - and the revelations have been a shock for the moderators of the page.

"Paedophilia and incest are more rampant than we would like to admit," moderator Rania Said told the BBC.

"Many, many families are hiding this, and many families don't even know how to deal with this."