All she showed was the permission given to her, not the terms and conditions which she violated.
Well the terms should have been made public by the government before so easily muzzling press. The letter does not mention any other terms or appendix/annexure.
Actual content of the documentary pretty much gives the perception that "All Indians are Rapists" . Its has been made to monetize on the issue and stereotype Indian men. Which is pretty much the problem. There is a difference between accepting one's faults and excessive self flagellation which is favorite among liberals.
All Indians are Rapists is a simplification you guys invented. Kudos for that. Now people actually think the documentary says that. And when people in other countries see the unnecessary controversy. They read between the lines in your quotes.
Monetizing IS the business of press and media.
Should we allow documentaries which were produced and released without the permission of the govt. ? A documentary according to the original witness shows incorrect content and is hell bent on stereotyping Indians. And actually interviews a rapist and then stereotypes his views as of those of men in India ? Even the co producer of the documentary has spoken against it. Screw the laws in this country i guess.
I would say yes for the first question in the long run. We have censor boards for making the content suitable for viewers. Even standard text books have errors/typos. The incorrect content is irrelevant for this conversation. They are insignificant to the main point.
Problem is people like your self will shamelessly support anything which shows India in a bad light even if its contents and its assertions are factually incorrect. Seriously .... stop worshiping westerners so much.
People are NOT supporting it FOR SHOWING INDIA IN BAD LIGHT. The film maker does not assert anything in the film. Watch it first. People want it to be watched for what the people in it say.
Deception, Lies Behind Making of India’s Daughter -The New Indian Express
@rubyjackass
"While Udwin, owner of Assassin Films, last week appeared on all major TV channels crying foul over the ban and hogging the international limelight, Bhushan through whom Udwin got permission to shoot inside Tihar is missing from the film’s credits."
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Didn't break any laws ?
lol bootlickers
Please don't divert the topic. Breaking laws to film documentary is one thing. Letting the documentary screened is a separate concern.
Julian Assange broke a million laws, but his effort is a first class piece of journalism. The US could not censor any wikileaks papers. They are actually directly hurting US's national interests. I am not saying the US is made of angels. If anything, the papers and the subsequent witchhunt proves otherwise. But US has shown what a free society means, the papers could not be censored.
OK dude, if she did break laws, charge her. All the ones mentioned above do not make for any criminal charges. I have no interest to defend her. Except that my apparent defense of her will help you to divert the attention from the ban.
The
Delhi Police filed a
First Information Report (FIR) on 3 March against the filmmakers under Sections 505 (Statements conducing to public mischief), 504 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace), 505(1)(b) (With intent to cause, or which is likely to cause, fear or alarm to the public), 509 (Word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman) of the
Indian Penal Code and Section 66A of the
Information Technology Act, 2000 (Punishment for sending offensive messages through communication service).
[34] The Deputy Commissioner of Police (Economic Offences Wing) of New Delhi, Rajneesh Garg said, "These excerpts of the interview as published are highly offensive and have already created a situation of tension and fear among women in society. Therefore, in the interest of justice and maintenance of public order, an application was made in court seeking restraining order from publishing, transmitting, uploading and broadcasting the interview."
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Read the charges in the FIR and tell me they are not silly. Whose modesty was insulted by the film? Which peace is disturbed? What fear is caused to us? What is the offensive message sent? All the film shows is a narration of the actual incident in a few words and a bunch of interviews, most of them Indians. If anything, the filmmaker's comments after the ban actually qualify for the offensive messages charge, because people like you took offence.
If you insist that the rapist was trained, that is a little bit more believable than this non sense, he gives a very very good case for them not to be hanged. I thought he was not that intelligent. See his intellectual answer. I now believe that rapists should not be given death sentence if the victim is left alive.