A brutal assault reignites fears over women’s safety in India

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- BBC correspondent Azadeh Moshiri reports from Delhi, where hundreds of women are protesting.
- As outrage grows over cases of sexual violence, activists are demanding a shift from controlling women to confronting men’s behaviour. Plus, Tony Klor’s ‘hella dope’ city vlogs • Don’t get This is India delivered to your inbox? Sign up here As an Indian woman, I often feel myself oscillating…
- Women say nothing has changed since Delhi’s infamous Nirbhaya bus rape case 14 years ago The posters, just like the women holding them, were taking no prisoners. “Girls don’t need curfews, rapists need consequences,” read one. “Lock your dicks rather than your women at home,” read another. As…
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- Women in India’s capital are protesting after a string of rape cases, using bold slogans to demand safer public spaces.
- A string of sexual assault cases has revived questions about women's safety in India, fuelling fear, protests and demands for action.