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We are not even in top ten and here you are ready with a crown ..
Germany: "Donot accept Indian Men Students" due to Rape Problem
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Written in latest article by Rakesh Krishnan Simha: https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/why-...country-for-india.566969/page-2#post-10621882
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Have things got better in india since the news came out?
I know india has been declared the worst place in the world for women in 2018 so we can assume rape situation has worsened since 2015
I know india has been declared the worst place in the world for women in 2018 so we can assume rape situation has worsened since 2015
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India most dangerous country for women: survey
What is the most dangerous country in the world for women? Find out why #India is ranked #1 and the U.S. is #10 - the only Western country to feature in the Thomson Reuters Foundation 2018 perception poll.
Get the full results: https://t.co/xXi9swBej8 #worseforwomenpic.twitter.com/RIeDCuYMHi
— Thomson Reuters Foundation (@TR_Foundation) June 26, 2018
The survey featured 548 ‘experts on women issues’, including journalists, social workers, development professionals, policymakers and academics who answered a number of questions.
India scored the lowest possible score in questions on acid attacks, child marriage, forced marriage, female infanticide due to cultural and religious practices; rape and subsequent denial of justice and human trafficking including forced marriages, domestic servitude.
The poll was a repeat of a survey conducted in 2011, which found India to be at number four after Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Pakistan.
Monique Villa, the head of the Thomson Reuters Foundation said out of the 548 experts who responded to the survey, 41 were based in India.
She said the result is not surprising.
"The fact that it's on top of the list is not that surprising because if you think that India is the country where there is massive infanticide of girls and the gap between men and women in India is 37 million. It's a lot against women before you are born you can be killed,” Ms Villa told NDTV.
While our PM tiptoes around his garden making Yoga videos, India leads Afghanistan, Syria & Saudi Arabia in rape & violence against women. What a shame for our country! https://t.co/Ba8ZiwC0ad
— Rahul Gandhi (@rahulgandhi) June 26, 2018
India’s main opposition party, Congress has been quick to criticise Prime Minister Narendra Modi citing the findings of the poll.
However, opinion is divided with many calling into question the methodology used to conduct the survey.
This report is a perception-based survey: @anniebanerji, Thomson Reuters Foundation, tells @maryashakil on #Epicentre | #WomenSafetyReport pic.twitter.com/4G615AZr8P
— News18 (@CNNnews18) June 26, 2018
Vigil calling for justice in the rape and murder case of an eight-year-old nomadic girl, in Bangalore, India, 17 April 2018.
In war-torn Syria, parents send daughters out of the country in droves to keep them safe. In Nigeria, Boko Haram abducts school girls. In Iraq, Yazidi women are made into sex slaves. And Thomson Reuters Foundation finds India the most unsafe for women. What a crooked fiction!
— Joyeeta Basu (@eeta) June 26, 2018
India's National Commission for Women - the peak government body for women's issues - debunked the survey, saying the sample size of 548 experts is not representative of a country of 1.3 billion people.
My view: to say India is more unsafe for women than Syria or Afghanistan is absurd. But the report does raise imp issues. If you want to outrage, then it should be on women’s safety and why its so pathetic in India. But seeing my timeline, it’s no wonder women aren’t safe
— Nidhi Razdan (@Nidhi) June 26, 2018
Its acting Chairperson, Rekha Sharma, was quoted by the Press Trust of India as saying that women are very aware in India of the issues.
“There is no way that we could be ranked number 1 in such a survey. The countries that have been ranked after India have women who are not even allowed to speak in public.”
I wish v as a society inculcate in our men a sense of respect & respnsblty twrds women frm a vry young age.And d govts shd cm up wd d toughest laws. Safety fr women shd be a given & not an aspiration if a country has to prosper.#womensafety#WomenEmpowerment @zeesalaamtweethttps://t.co/HvEe2mYlUx
— Bushra Khanum (@bushrakhanum86) June 26, 2018
The United States ranked 10th overall but ranked joint-third with Syria over the question of where women most risked sexual violence, harassment and coercion into sex, and sixth on the issue of non-sexual violence such as domestic and mental abuse.
The issue of women safety and rape in India made headlines across the world after a medical student was gang-raped and brutally mutilated on a bus in India’s national capital New Delhi in December 2012.
"The way they look at girls. The way they check you out. The way they follow you. It's kind of disgusting."
Women in India share their stories as our poll finds the country is the world's most dangerous for females. Read more on this here: https://t.co/0EoZ6E6Xrl #WorseForWomenpic.twitter.com/dAIBeAfo4l
— Thomson Reuters Foundation News (@AlertNet) June 26, 2018
Government statistics showed that reported cases of crime against women rose by 83 per cent between 2007 and 2016 - with four cases of rape reported every hour.
India has promoted rape and sexual violence laws and introduced tougher penalties, including the death penalty for rapists of young children, after the 2012 incident.
However, incidents of sexual violence against women have continued to make headlines in the country.
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What is the most dangerous country in the world for women? Find out why #India is ranked #1 and the U.S. is #10 - the only Western country to feature in the Thomson Reuters Foundation 2018 perception poll.
Get the full results: https://t.co/xXi9swBej8 #worseforwomenpic.twitter.com/RIeDCuYMHi
— Thomson Reuters Foundation (@TR_Foundation) June 26, 2018
The survey featured 548 ‘experts on women issues’, including journalists, social workers, development professionals, policymakers and academics who answered a number of questions.
India scored the lowest possible score in questions on acid attacks, child marriage, forced marriage, female infanticide due to cultural and religious practices; rape and subsequent denial of justice and human trafficking including forced marriages, domestic servitude.
The poll was a repeat of a survey conducted in 2011, which found India to be at number four after Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Pakistan.
Monique Villa, the head of the Thomson Reuters Foundation said out of the 548 experts who responded to the survey, 41 were based in India.
She said the result is not surprising.
"The fact that it's on top of the list is not that surprising because if you think that India is the country where there is massive infanticide of girls and the gap between men and women in India is 37 million. It's a lot against women before you are born you can be killed,” Ms Villa told NDTV.
While our PM tiptoes around his garden making Yoga videos, India leads Afghanistan, Syria & Saudi Arabia in rape & violence against women. What a shame for our country! https://t.co/Ba8ZiwC0ad
— Rahul Gandhi (@rahulgandhi) June 26, 2018
India’s main opposition party, Congress has been quick to criticise Prime Minister Narendra Modi citing the findings of the poll.
However, opinion is divided with many calling into question the methodology used to conduct the survey.
This report is a perception-based survey: @anniebanerji, Thomson Reuters Foundation, tells @maryashakil on #Epicentre | #WomenSafetyReport pic.twitter.com/4G615AZr8P
— News18 (@CNNnews18) June 26, 2018
Vigil calling for justice in the rape and murder case of an eight-year-old nomadic girl, in Bangalore, India, 17 April 2018.
In war-torn Syria, parents send daughters out of the country in droves to keep them safe. In Nigeria, Boko Haram abducts school girls. In Iraq, Yazidi women are made into sex slaves. And Thomson Reuters Foundation finds India the most unsafe for women. What a crooked fiction!
— Joyeeta Basu (@eeta) June 26, 2018
India's National Commission for Women - the peak government body for women's issues - debunked the survey, saying the sample size of 548 experts is not representative of a country of 1.3 billion people.
My view: to say India is more unsafe for women than Syria or Afghanistan is absurd. But the report does raise imp issues. If you want to outrage, then it should be on women’s safety and why its so pathetic in India. But seeing my timeline, it’s no wonder women aren’t safe
— Nidhi Razdan (@Nidhi) June 26, 2018
Its acting Chairperson, Rekha Sharma, was quoted by the Press Trust of India as saying that women are very aware in India of the issues.
“There is no way that we could be ranked number 1 in such a survey. The countries that have been ranked after India have women who are not even allowed to speak in public.”
I wish v as a society inculcate in our men a sense of respect & respnsblty twrds women frm a vry young age.And d govts shd cm up wd d toughest laws. Safety fr women shd be a given & not an aspiration if a country has to prosper.#womensafety#WomenEmpowerment @zeesalaamtweethttps://t.co/HvEe2mYlUx
— Bushra Khanum (@bushrakhanum86) June 26, 2018
The United States ranked 10th overall but ranked joint-third with Syria over the question of where women most risked sexual violence, harassment and coercion into sex, and sixth on the issue of non-sexual violence such as domestic and mental abuse.
The issue of women safety and rape in India made headlines across the world after a medical student was gang-raped and brutally mutilated on a bus in India’s national capital New Delhi in December 2012.
"The way they look at girls. The way they check you out. The way they follow you. It's kind of disgusting."
Women in India share their stories as our poll finds the country is the world's most dangerous for females. Read more on this here: https://t.co/0EoZ6E6Xrl #WorseForWomenpic.twitter.com/dAIBeAfo4l
— Thomson Reuters Foundation News (@AlertNet) June 26, 2018
Government statistics showed that reported cases of crime against women rose by 83 per cent between 2007 and 2016 - with four cases of rape reported every hour.
India has promoted rape and sexual violence laws and introduced tougher penalties, including the death penalty for rapists of young children, after the 2012 incident.
However, incidents of sexual violence against women have continued to make headlines in the country.
Follow SBS Punjabi on Facebook and Twitter.
You are no 1 in Rape!
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As you said it's a cultural thing difficult without your help..
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In perception only due to extensive media coverage ..No facts only perception..India most dangerous country for women: survey
What is the most dangerous country in the world for women? Find out why #India is ranked #1 and the U.S. is #10 - the only Western country to feature in the Thomson Reuters Foundation 2018 perception poll.
Get the full results: https://t.co/xXi9swBej8 #worseforwomenpic.twitter.com/RIeDCuYMHi
— Thomson Reuters Foundation (@TR_Foundation) June 26, 2018
The survey featured 548 ‘experts on women issues’, including journalists, social workers, development professionals, policymakers and academics who answered a number of questions.
India scored the lowest possible score in questions on acid attacks, child marriage, forced marriage, female infanticide due to cultural and religious practices; rape and subsequent denial of justice and human trafficking including forced marriages, domestic servitude.
The poll was a repeat of a survey conducted in 2011, which found India to be at number four after Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Pakistan.
Monique Villa, the head of the Thomson Reuters Foundation said out of the 548 experts who responded to the survey, 41 were based in India.
She said the result is not surprising.
"The fact that it's on top of the list is not that surprising because if you think that India is the country where there is massive infanticide of girls and the gap between men and women in India is 37 million. It's a lot against women before you are born you can be killed,” Ms Villa told NDTV.
While our PM tiptoes around his garden making Yoga videos, India leads Afghanistan, Syria & Saudi Arabia in rape & violence against women. What a shame for our country! https://t.co/Ba8ZiwC0ad
— Rahul Gandhi (@rahulgandhi) June 26, 2018
India’s main opposition party, Congress has been quick to criticise Prime Minister Narendra Modi citing the findings of the poll.
However, opinion is divided with many calling into question the methodology used to conduct the survey.
This report is a perception-based survey: @anniebanerji, Thomson Reuters Foundation, tells @maryashakil on #Epicentre | #WomenSafetyReport pic.twitter.com/4G615AZr8P
— News18 (@CNNnews18) June 26, 2018
Vigil calling for justice in the rape and murder case of an eight-year-old nomadic girl, in Bangalore, India, 17 April 2018.
In war-torn Syria, parents send daughters out of the country in droves to keep them safe. In Nigeria, Boko Haram abducts school girls. In Iraq, Yazidi women are made into sex slaves. And Thomson Reuters Foundation finds India the most unsafe for women. What a crooked fiction!
— Joyeeta Basu (@eeta) June 26, 2018
India's National Commission for Women - the peak government body for women's issues - debunked the survey, saying the sample size of 548 experts is not representative of a country of 1.3 billion people.
My view: to say India is more unsafe for women than Syria or Afghanistan is absurd. But the report does raise imp issues. If you want to outrage, then it should be on women’s safety and why its so pathetic in India. But seeing my timeline, it’s no wonder women aren’t safe
— Nidhi Razdan (@Nidhi) June 26, 2018
Its acting Chairperson, Rekha Sharma, was quoted by the Press Trust of India as saying that women are very aware in India of the issues.
“There is no way that we could be ranked number 1 in such a survey. The countries that have been ranked after India have women who are not even allowed to speak in public.”
I wish v as a society inculcate in our men a sense of respect & respnsblty twrds women frm a vry young age.And d govts shd cm up wd d toughest laws. Safety fr women shd be a given & not an aspiration if a country has to prosper.#womensafety#WomenEmpowerment @zeesalaamtweethttps://t.co/HvEe2mYlUx
— Bushra Khanum (@bushrakhanum86) June 26, 2018
The United States ranked 10th overall but ranked joint-third with Syria over the question of where women most risked sexual violence, harassment and coercion into sex, and sixth on the issue of non-sexual violence such as domestic and mental abuse.
The issue of women safety and rape in India made headlines across the world after a medical student was gang-raped and brutally mutilated on a bus in India’s national capital New Delhi in December 2012.
"The way they look at girls. The way they check you out. The way they follow you. It's kind of disgusting."
Women in India share their stories as our poll finds the country is the world's most dangerous for females. Read more on this here: https://t.co/0EoZ6E6Xrl #WorseForWomenpic.twitter.com/dAIBeAfo4l
— Thomson Reuters Foundation News (@AlertNet) June 26, 2018
Government statistics showed that reported cases of crime against women rose by 83 per cent between 2007 and 2016 - with four cases of rape reported every hour.
India has promoted rape and sexual violence laws and introduced tougher penalties, including the death penalty for rapists of young children, after the 2012 incident.
However, incidents of sexual violence against women have continued to make headlines in the country.
Follow SBS Punjabi on Facebook and Twitter.
You are no 1 in Rape!
Cultural but not problem ..Problems are from outside ..Help yourself with problems..
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The weird thing about indians (the men atleast) is that they are not as concerned about their women (sisters, mothers, daughters, wives) being raped as they are about the news not getting out and the world and humanity pointing out the rape crises in india...
So rather then say OMG we have been declared worst place on the planet for women they are busy finding conspiracy theories and attacking the reporters or media for highlighting
Crazy people
So rather then say OMG we have been declared worst place on the planet for women they are busy finding conspiracy theories and attacking the reporters or media for highlighting
Crazy people
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The assumption that being grass eating vegetarian is "sanskar" is proven wrong. The biggest perverts are the veggies.
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Any stats to back up your diarrhea ?The weird thing about indians (the men atleast) is that they are not as concerned about their women (sisters, mothers, daughters, wives) being raped as they are about the news not getting out and the world and humanity pointing out the rape crises in india...
So rather then say OMG we have been declared worst place on the planet for women they are busy finding conspiracy theories and attacking the reporters or media for highlighting
Crazy people
Still no hard facts ? Only bla bla bla
Sorry ..shall I make an escape ?
This is a normal process, first accuse then apologize, message conveyed is the result.
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