Content warning: mentions of rape and physical assault.
The brutal gang rape of a Spanish tourist in India’s Jharkhand state has sparked uproar and put a spotlight on the issue of rampant sexual violence, prompting calls for the better protection of women.
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This is a well established problem. Why any woman would travel to India is beyond me. Though Europeans do have a habit of going to places dangerous to them and then acting all surprised when the predictable outcome occurs.
Instead of focusing on the occurrence involving westerners, how about they focus on the women who live in India, who don’t have a choice to be there, and for who this is a daily reality. The fact that in many places in India, they will punish the victim is atrocious. Indian society really needs to address this.
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It was never on my list of places to go, but it is now definitely on my list of places not to go.
