DW Documentary | Why India is one of the most dangerous places in the world for women | DW Documentary @DWDocumentary | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 days ago.
Major Indian cities like Kolkata have seen mass protests against sexual violence. In rural India, justice for the rape or sexual abuse of young girls is hard to come by.
Families face threats, not justice. Systemic failures in law enforcement and judicial delays leave children and young girls vulnerable to brutal violence. Perpetrators are shielded by apathy, caste dynamics, and power. Laws meant to protect offer little relief or empathy to victims. Masoom, Chandralekha, Sarita, and thousands of girls like them live with the trauma of victim-blaming. But some social activists are trying to change the status quo. Grassroots efforts, from school campaigns to street plays, are breaking the silence. DW’s Akanksha Saxena uncovers both the crisis and the fight for justice in places often missing from the headlines.
00:00 Intro
00:54 Rape case of a 6-year-old
03:24 How perpetrators are punished
05:06 Cover-ups instead of convictions
06:16 Victims face ostracization
07:00 Political reaction
07:55 When rape cases go to trial
09:33 Activists take a stand
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Major Indian cities like Kolkata have seen mass protests against sexual violence. In rural India, justice for the rape or sexual abuse of young girls is hard to come by.
Families face threats, not justice. Systemic failures in law enforcement and judicial delays leave children and young girls vulnerable to brutal violence. Perpetrators are shielded by apathy, caste dynamics, and power. Laws meant to protect offer little relief or empathy to victims. Masoom, Chandralekha, Sarita, and thousands of girls like them live with the trauma of victim-blaming. But some social activists are trying to change the status quo. Grassroots efforts, from school campaigns to street plays, are breaking the silence. DW’s Akanksha Saxena uncovers both the crisis and the fight for justice in places often missing from the headlines.
00:00 Intro
00:54 Rape case of a 6-year-old
03:24 How perpetrators are punished
05:06 Cover-ups instead of convictions
06:16 Victims face ostracization
07:00 Political reaction
07:55 When rape cases go to trial
09:33 Activists take a stand
#documentary #dwdocumentary #reporter
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