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Gang rapists target teens during festival

Gang rapists target teens during festival Two girls where allegedly left for dead after being dragged into a forest in India and subjected to a “night-long” attack. Crime by Debbie White, The Sun 2nd Apr 2021 12:20 PM Two teens were horrifically dragged into a forest and allegedly gang-raped by eight men before being left for dead during India s Holi Festival of Love. A cop said the suspects - all of whom have confessed - assumed the unconscious girls, aged 14 and 15, had died after the night-long attack. The victims were allegedly gang-raped in Khowai, Tripura, on Monday by eight men aged from 19-22, reports Times of India.

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8 crore women in the country at risk of sexual abuse, only Rs 102 available for safety | देशात 8 कोटी महिलांना लैंगिक शोषणाचीजोखीम, सुरक्षेसाठी केवळ 102 रुपये उपलब्ध

8 crore women in the country at risk of sexual abuse, only Rs 102 available for safety | देशात 8 कोटी महिलांना लैंगिक शोषणाचीजोखीम, सुरक्षेसाठी केवळ 102 रुपये उपलब्ध
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Indian spending on women s safety grossly inadequate , says Oxfam

Indian spending on women’s safety ‘grossly inadequate’, says Oxfam Reuters Mumbai/Chennai | Updated on February 10, 2021 × Funds earmarked for setting up helplines, opening crisis centres and introducing gender-sensitisation training for officials remain unspent, the charity said in a report analysing the country’s budgetary commitment to boosting women’s safety A decade since the gang rape and murder of a student on a bus shocked India, state spending to combat violence against women and girls is “grossly inadequate”, Oxfam India said on Tuesday. Funds earmarked for setting up helplines, opening crisis centres and introducing gender-sensitisation training for officials remain unspent, the charity said in a report analysing the country’s budgetary commitment to boosting women’s safety.

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Grossly inadequate: Indian spending on women s safety, says Oxfam

Funds earmarked for setting up helplines, opening crisis centres and introducing gender-sensitisation training for officials remain unspent, the charity said in a report analysing the country's budgetary commitment to boosting women's safety.

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India s spending on women s safety grossly inadequate : Oxfam | Gender Equity News

Fund named after 23-year-old woman raped and killed in 2012 low on resources and under-utilised, report finds.

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