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At the same time though, I think an additional problem is those in power can still be corrupt. There was a case of a school girl being frequently raped for 3 months and committed suicide out of depression. But those that committed the act got away with it since one was a nephew of a local MP. Keep in mind said girl was a Muslim too. So rather than looking at this rape incidents from a religious or ethnic angle, it should be looked at a class conflict between those of helpless lower status and the corrupt people of higher status. These incidents have nothing to do with religion or ethnicity in my belief.
Rape happens all over the world. Here the important factor is rate. You can see that 1/8 women in Germany are raped. In India it is a pandemic. In the US again, numbers among the highest. You cannot separate this issue from the values that a society has. These will determine the law and the effectiveness of that law. These values are determined by the social, cultural, educational, religious and spiritual factors, as well as economic and psychological factors.
Our society is in deep trouble because we are not developing our value system in a meaningful way. We are importing fake values that are not home-grown but imposed externally through education, media and foreign funded NGOs. This is only going to create a conflict of values and will further disintegrate our society into chaos.
What we need is to find our own voice. Our own values. This has to be a comprehensive rethinking, without any artificial barriers like excluding religion, or science, or whatever. It has to come from the young generations, those that are graduating now, not the old generation, whose mindsets are not suitable to solve these problems.