India-a country of rapists? how to tackle?
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This document discusses several recent cases of rape in India and proposes some tips to help reduce the risk of rape. It notes that in January, a 17-year-old girl committed suicide after being gang raped, and a 29-year-old woman was also gang raped on a bus. Additionally, a 7-year-old girl was raped at her school. The document suggests that the causes of rape include a degradation of moral values, a male dominant society, alcohol consumption, and an inefficient law enforcement system. It proposes educating children and empowering women as solutions. It then provides some safety tips for women such as being aware of surroundings, careful dressing, and carrying defensive items if known how to use properly.
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India-a country of rapists? how to tackle?
- 1. Home for rapists?? Little thoughts ..India.. rapes.. killings… why and how to tackle. India.
- 2. #It should never happen again.
- 3. Showed no mercy, got no mercy.
- 5. The other Nirbhayas ▪ On 2 January a 17-year-old killed herself using poison after being gang raped in November. She had hoped for justice, but was allegedly pressured to drop her case by police officers. ▪ On 13January police arrested six men who had allegedly gang raped a 29-year-old on a bus, just weeks after the same happened to Nirbhaya. She was sexually assaulted throughout the night by seven men. ▪ On 14January a seven-year-old girl was raped in the bathroom of her school during recess.The bathroom was directly next to the headmistress’s office, who was arrested for negligence of duty.
- 6. Why do these happen? ▪ Degradation of traditional moral values owing to the neglect in providing value based education to children ▪ Male dominant society ▪ Alcohol consumption ▪ Inefficient system of law and order; poor policing ▪ Women who are not trained to be on their own guard
- 7. What can be done? 1.Educate children
- 8. What can be done? 2.Empower women. But how?? Here are a few tips and tricks that might reduce the risk of getting raped.
- 9. Make your world a little more safer. Follow these: • Do not be distracted, especially by technology. Do not jog with your iPod because attackers are looking for easy, distracted individuals who look-like they are not paying attention to surroundings. • Learn to trust your gut instincts. Use your instincts and be aware of your freeze instinct. Move quickly ... fight, flight or freeze are our natural instincts, so be aware that all 3 exist. • Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
- 10. • Understand that your hairstyle could benefit an attacker. Ponytails and long hair are the number one styles rapists seek because long hair and ponytails are easy to grab. Not how attractive you dress, but how carefully you dress is what matters. Long, thin skirts that make it hard to run make you vulnerable. Harder-to-remove clothes are the best. • Consider how you dress. • Carry defensive items only if you know how to use them. • Yell, shout and draw attention to yourself incase you are in trouble.
- 11. Remember.. You have the right to mutilate your attacker.They had even worse intentions and you have full right to defend yourself. Don't be afraid or nervous to do anything to them; they deserve it. Be as aggressive as possible. NEVER GIVE UPWITHOUT FIGHTINGA BATTLE!!