GANGRAPED by 23 men in RAJASTHAN On 25th September, a woman, 28, told the police in her complaint that while standing on the road at 2.30 pm in Bikaner, Rajasthan, two men in a Bolero SUV offered her a lift. When she refused, she was forcibly pulled inside the car and raped. The horror didn't end there. Tragically, it had just begun. The men took the victim to a village where they called their friends who then raped her one by one. The woman was dropped back at the exact spot from where she was picked up at 4 am the next day after an almost 14-hour-long ordeal. It turned out that 23 men had raped her.Everyday we hear stories of rape of minors and of women - at home or at work, mentally-ill women, women out on the street and women anywhere and everywhere. The scale of the problem has desensitised us.Narrated by @vanadan5 http://www.dailyo.in/voices/rape-december-16-bikaner-gang-rape-crime-against-women/story/1/19796.html
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ASIAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION (AHRC) In Jun 2014, AHRC had issued a Report of the rape situation in India, calling India the Rape Republic. Here are excerpts from the Report: Every 20 minutes, a rape is committed in India; but only 4 out of 10 incidents make it to the country's justice system. Such low reporting of sexual assault, due to legal complexities and ideas of ‘honour’ and ‘shame’, make the possibilities of justice remote, and create an insufficient deterrent in society. Recent gory reports, such as the hanging of raped girls, the sexual assault of a female judge in her official residence, the pumping of bullets into the private parts of a woman after an assault, and the burning of a dead body following a gang rape, are sufficient evidence to conclude that the 'system' has systematically failed. An insensitive, poorly funded, inefficient, and unnecessarily hierarchic structure called the criminal justice system has proven nothing but a demon to women seeking justice. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++WATCHING PORN IN GOA - a Survey: The survey was conducted in 2014 by Rescue, a Karnataka-based organisation promoting cyber-ethics. It found that 40% percent of college and higher secondary school boys in Goa watchrape porn and statistically end up watching 86,000 rape videos per day,according to a survey. Clifford, CEO of Rescue, said:"80% of college and higher secondary school boys watch porn and 40percent of them watch rape porn regularly. On an average they watch 28 rapeporn videos a week." The survey, he said, was conducted across 10 colleges in the state. Thesurvey also tries to draw a link between watching rape porn videos and thecrime of rape in real life. "76 percent students said thatwatching rapes leads to the desire to actually rape someone... Rape isincreasing in India, this is a primary reason," Cliffordsaid. "We are in reality raising an army of rapists, thanks tonon-regulation of pornography." "Fifty percent of students who are watching porn, end up watchingviolent porn. 100 percent of the students, who watch rape, were alreadywatching lower levels of porn," the survey said - See more at: http://www.mid-day.com/articles/shocking-40-percent-goa-college-school-boys-watch-rape-porn--says-survey/15475174#sthash.FpAopMIw.dpuf Eddie
