Was said local police, as reported by AFP on Wednesday (02/24/2016), two actors who ride motorcycles disturb the victim and her sister, by abusing them verbally. The victim and his brother were on their way home after working as a housekeeper in the region of Uttar Pradesh on Monday (22/2) night.
"The victim asked the two actors to stop harassing them, but both actors refuse, then one of the perpetrators shot the victim," said a senior police official in Sitapur district, Rahul Mithas, told AFP.
The shot that killed the victim, while his brother survived. Both perpetrators fled after the action, but was arrested after the victim's brother gives the characteristics of the perpetrator to the police.
According to local media, the two brothers had been reported to the local police that they were being followed by a number of men before the shooting occurred. But according to local media, no help is given to the local police sisters.
Local women activists accused the police who often underestimate the report stalking. The attitude of the police, according to women's rights activists, hanta increasingly emboldened perpetrators.
Cases of sexual violence are rampant in India continue to be the spotlight in recent years. Especially after a rape case turns a student on a bus in New Delhi in 2012. The case has led to the reform of the legal system in India, including the trial of cases of sexual violence accelerated, punishment for perpetrators of aggravated sexual assault cases and increase human resources for police ,
Apart from all that, it still cases of sexual violence remains high in India.
1 of 5 Women's British Own Natural Sexual Abuse in Schools.
At least one in five British women had experienced sexual pecehan, even rape at school. In fact, almost half admitted the sexual abuse often happens in school.This is revealed in a recent survey conducted a children's charity in the UK, Plan UK as reported by Reuters on Monday (02/22/2016).
Plan UK, said, 22 percent of the more than two thousand women in England they surveyed. claimed to have suffered sexual abuse as touched, touched or even rape during school. About 60 percent of women who reported experiencing sexual abuse as children, never reported the incident.
"Schools should be a place that is completely safe. When sexual harassment occurs at the school, it dramatically lowers the ability of girls to engage in all of these opportunities," said Lucy Russell, Plan UK's campaign manager told Thomson Reuters Foundation.
"It could have a significant impact on one's confidence. Obviously it can cause serious psychological danger, depending on the action. And that probably means they will drop out of school. That could pose a long-term impact on their education," added Russell.
In the survey found, one in three British women aged between 18 and 24 years said they had experienced unwanted sexual contact during school. While one in 10 women aged 65 years and above, are also experiencing the same thing.
According to Russell, the survey results indicate that sexual abuse is not a new phenomenon. In fact, is very rooted in the community and many well tolerated by women, whatever their age.
"It has been going on for generations. But in this gererasi, it needs to be stopped," Russell said.
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