delhi is being called the rape capital of the region.ink we also need to look at the changes happening as a result of the various social and economic and cultural forces that are under way, increasing globalization, movements of people, conspicuous consumption, the representation of all the media that is so easily available -- i think all of these -- and just the change is happening in urban spaces as a result of all of these different kinds of forces and gender dynamics joining with one another three different kinds of changes in gender dynamics. we have to think about the particulars of this case. from what i have read, the young woman was being punished for speaking out, for being out late -- for being out so late at night with a male companion that she dared to defy male authority on the bus. that all of these contributed to this horrific event. we really need to look at sexual violence against women not only as an issue of men versus women, but also these other changes that are occurring in our societies and how those contribute to

women in new delhi are signing up for martial arts classes.y say they can't rely on the police. >> translator: i have to defend myself the police are not trustworthy. >> reporter: some people are focused on helping the victims. an ngo in new delhi has launched an effort to support women who have experienced sexual assault. abdul maboud is one of the nba leaders. he says the group wants to help create a society that respects women. volunteers provide counseling to victims and refer them to other health services. >> we get calls from incest cases. incest is also rape or sexual abuse. with very close relatives involved. >> reporter: maboud says women attacked by their own relatives are often reluctant to go to the police. those who do are not always guaranteed a sincere response. in november a 17-year-old girl in the northern state of punjab went to the police to report a sexual assault. officials told her she should marry one of the attackers. the girl later killed herself. incidents like these make many women feel abandoned by the police. mabou

here's a report from delhi. >> night and day delhi streets have been marked by protest. calling for women's safety to be taken seriously. this is where the young medical student and her friend boarded a bus that night. it's not a remote part of the city, one of the busiest streets in delhi and thousands of young girls like her use the bus every day to get to and from work. but now questions are being raised about their safety. with crime rates against women increasing in india city, some industries are investing to protect the workers and encourage more women to join them. like the i.t.f. outsourcing sector. the industry has put in place a strict code of conduct and women now form almost a third of their work force. >> whether it's providing company transportation or insuring the women employees are the not the first to be picked up and the last to be dropped, making sure security guards employed by the company to come along. i think the industry has a complete mechanism internally to insure health lines to provide all the safety security of all the women in the work pla

and there was a hotline set up for women in delhi.the delhi police have pledged to set up a public registry of offenders, people in are convicted sexual offenders which will include their photos and names and addresses. we've also seen around the rest of the country in other states some of them making some of the same moves. talking about setting up records and registries. >> warner: what sort of public discussion has it sparked about what's at the ot of the high rate of sexual assaults in general in india? >> it has really sparked a huge amount of -- many are calling it soul searching. it seems to be an incidence in crime which is involve packs of men attacking women. there are a lot of theories being thrown around about why those are happening. one of them involves the extra men, as they're called, because india has had a long history of female fetuside. there are more men than women. sompeople sayhese extra men clump together in packs when they're unmarried and go out and commit crimes, violent crime is on the rise significantly. s

and there was a hotline set up for women in delhi.e delhi police have pledged to set up a public registry of offenders, people in are convicted sexual offenders which will include their photos and names and addresses. we've also seen around the rest of the country in other states some of them making some of the same moves. talking about setting up records and registries. >> warner: what sort of public discussion has it sparked about what's at the root of the high rate of sexual assaults in general in india? >> it has really sparked a huge amount of -- many are calling it soul searching. it seems to be an incidence in crime which is involve packs of men attacking women. there are a lot of theories being thrown around about why those are happening. one of them involves the extra men as they're called because india has had a long history of female fetuside. there are more men than women. some people say these extra men clump together in packs when they're unmarried and go out and commit crimes violent crime is on the rise significantly.

thousands of people gathered holding candles on december 29th at a square in central new delhi. the crowd demanded the government do more to tackle sexual offenses. in india, the place of females of society has been improving as the nation's economy grows. but human rights abuses targeting women remains a problem. incidents of gang rape have sparked massive protests and extensive media coverage. the government is considering tougher punishments as well as a review of crime fighting measures by the police. >> the prompt action against all crime will alone bring about a respect of law. >> reporter: more incidents have already emerged. a 17-year-old woman was gang raped in november in the northern state of punjab. she later took her own life. media reports say the police pressured her to drop her case and settle out of court. at a symposium on rape in new delhi last week, attendees said stricter punishments would not be enough. they said society needs to change and respect every single woman. >> translator: simply changing laws is not enough. what is needed is a change in mind sets

-- in delhi. a sixth accused, under 18, will be tried in a juvenile court. , the five accused were brought to court under very tight security -- >> the five accused were brought to court under very tight security. the case is receiving quite a lot of interest. they have been presented to the magistrate and have their charges read out against them, which include rape, murder, unnatural offenses, kidnapping, and robbery, amongst others. two lawyers offered to represent them. the lawyer we spoke to said he would want to represent them. he says he would do it because he believes they deserve a fair trial. jama they are not convicts until it is proven so in a court of law -- >> they are not convicts until it is proven so in a court of law. i know the whole country has branded them as criminals and the evidence is against them, but the family members of the accused personally asked me. that is why i am taking up this case. >> from here, they will go back to their jail cells. if they do not have a lawyer

. >> the trial five men accused of gang raping a student begins in delhi. her father tells the bbc that even in death his daughter has left a clear message. >> you should stand up for yourself. do not suffer injustice. >> the aftermath of the algerian hostage crisis. up to 20 hostages remain unaccounted for. also in the program a shocking report on the effect of recession. >> girls dropping out of schools, girls' eating less, child marriages on the rise, i am taking a look at how girls and women have been harder hit by the global economic downturn. >> it is 12:00 noon in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, where barack obama will be publicly sworn in for his second term as u.s. president in a few hours' time. hundreds of thousands are expected. the mood of optimism and hope that marked the president's historic inauguration four years ago has given way to more realistic expectations of what he can achieve now. let's get more from john in washington. >> thank you, welcome to an icy cold washington, where you can see don breaking behind us. the barack obama posit

now back to the case of the del he -- delhi rape victim. charges have formally been .iled -- kidnap, rape, murder it took quite a while till the nays -- news came through. >> that is right. we have been waiting all day for the charges to be filed, which has now happened, as you mentioned. a number of charters -- charges, including rape, assault, kidnapping, destruction of evidence, and criminal conspiracy, contained in this thousand-page document. it includes testimony from the victim from before she died. the actual charges have to be scrutinized by a high court judge before they were brought here. that explains the delay. to give you an idea of the sensitive nature of the crime and how desperate the police are to make sure that the evidence they have is clinching, that the public mood has been extremely angry ever since the attack three weeks ago -- the police are under tremendous pressure to secure this conviction. >> there has been anchored -- anger at the suspect's gun of the victims, the police, but also the government -- anger at the

our correspondent is in delhi, and she said the court session was held in private. but after the hearing which took place monday, in which the media were allowed. there were chaotic scenes in the court room. it was decided by a magistrate that subsequent hearings of the trial would be held behind closed doors and complete private, so the media would not be allowed to attend any hearing. that decision was appealed, but the magistrate upheld his decision. it has attracted some criticism very some people saying given the level of national interest and out rage, the details should be made public. it lasted less than an hour. it was held behind closed doors. afterward, the lawyers representing the men came out and spoke to the media. did not say a huge amounts from what we already knew, but what we do know the next hearing will be held january 14. then referred to a fast track court. they are still looking at the charges, until we actually know when the trial date will be. >> speaking outside the court, a lawyer who intends to represent at least one of the accused, says

a military parade in new delhi the day before it tested the k-5. the country seems to be showing off its weapon development capabilities. china and pakistan are bolstering their military cooperation by engaging in joint exercises. while india is steadily upgrading its military on the back of its economic might. if india succeeds in arming its nuclear submarine with the k-5, it will add a powerful option in its military strategy. the country's continuing missile program is likely to start. nhk world, new delhi. >>> developed countries invest billions of dollars in aid every year to help developing nations. it's known as official development assistance or oda. and it can pay for everything from cleaning up water to putting up buildings to improving technology. nations that invest in africa gain better access to emerging markets and natural resources but japan's sluggish economy forced its leaders to cut oda. they slashed it to less than half of what it was at its peak in the 1990s. however, they're determined to maintain a presence so they've come up

india unveiled the missile during a military parade in new delhi the day before it tested the k-5. the country seems to be showing off its weapon development capabilities. china and the pakistan are bolstering their military cooperation by engaging in joint exercises while india is steadily upgrading its military on the back of its economic might. if india succeeds in arming its nuclear submarine with the k-5, it will add up to a powerful option in its military strategy. the country's continuing missile program is likely to stir up the region. nhk world, new delhi. >>> and that wraps up our bulletin, i'm dhra dhirakaosal in bangkok. >> dhra, thanks. >>> australia's east coast has >>> emerging economic powers still struggling with poverty. embolden citizens still demanding democracy. the threat of violence, the push for peace, the shadow of conflict. get news and insight on south and southeast asia every week day live from bangkok only on nhk "newsline." >>> images from traffic cameras have made their way into our daily lives. the footage you're about to see is a good reminder that

. >> the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman in new delhi struck a nerve in fremont where thest indian community came to pray at the hindu temple. >> it is too brutal and hit home. >> even though six men have been arrested and charged, protesters in new delhi and around the world are calling for a changing in-laws to protect women. >> it is a matter of safety. it is a matter of pride. it is a matter of dignity, and we have to altogether no matter whether you are a man or woman, we all have to fight. >> of the hundreds who came to pray, many say it represents a clash between old world culture and india's new modern society. now they plan to take action. >> i think we need to send a petition to the indian government to make sure they have faster action to be taken. >> many hope this incident will shed light on other women's rights issues. >> i would say things like right to property, getting equal opportunity for jobs. >> according to the new york times, rapes in india have increased 25% over the past five years. there were 600 rapes in new delhi last year, but only one convicti

. >> the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman in new delhi struck a nerve in fremont where the largest indian community came to pray at the hindu temple. >> it is too brutal and hit home. >> even though six mensted and been arrested and charged, protesters in new delhi and around the world are calling for a changing in-laws to protect women. >> it is a matter of safety. it is a matter of pride. it is a matter of dignity, and we have to altogether no matter whether you are a man or woman, we all have to fight. >> of the hundreds who came to pray, many say it represents a clash between old world culture and india's new modern society. now they plan to take action. >> i think we need to send a petition to the indian government to make sure they have faster action to be taken. >> many hope this incident will shed light on other women's rights issues. >> i would say things like right to property, getting equal opportunity for jobs. >> according to the new york times, rapes in india have increased 25% over the past five years. there were 600 rapes in new delhi last year, but only one

. >> the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman in new delhi struck a nerve in fremont where theargest indian community came to pray at the hindu temple. >> it is too brutal and hit home. >> even though six men have been arrested and charged, protesters in new delhi and around the world are calling for a changing in-laws to protect women. >> it is a matter of safety. it is a matter of pride. it is a matter of dignity, and we have to altogether no matter whether you are a man or woman, we all have to fight. >> of the hundreds who came to pray, many say it represents a clash between old world culture and india's new modern society. now they plan to take action. >> i think we need to send a petition to the indian government to make sure they have faster action to be taken. >> many hope this incident will shed light on other women's rights issues. >> i would say things like right to property, getting equal opportunity for jobs. >> according to the new york times, rapes in india have increased 25% over the past five years. there were 600 rapes in new delhi last year, but only one conv

tell me about what women face routinely in india, particularly in new delhi, that we've learned thiseek when it comes to gang rape and rape. >> that there's a generational shift occurring before our eyes. and what happens when women go in to the workforce and are actually -- coworkers with men. because unfortunately sadly these incidents happen all the time but the fact that you have more professional women going in to the workforce, working alongside men it came out in to the open. it went viral. >> so you're saying -- but you are agreeing with -- some commentators say, i have read a lot of them. some say india just not country that is used to treating people equally, look at their dahli used to be referred to as the untouch annals some say, particularly men say that this is a reaction this surge in rape it has surged in the last five or ten years as have women surged in to the workplace. that men are angry and they -- >> but to be fair it's reported rape that has actually -- that surged. the fact that women actually feel that they can actually report it is actually i think a good t

may have heard as recently became a top international news story was that of a twenty three year old delhi women woman sari who died from severe injuries after being gang raped by five men on a bus but will the stop to be a unique case is far from it out of india's twenty four thousand two hundred six rapes in two thousand and eleven three quarters of the perpetrators of those rapes are still large and that's not including the rapes that go unreported which is a majority of them but who can blame them for not reporting rape when they've experienced such blatant disregard and outright hostility from india's police department. take this case for example an indian girl was raped a little more than a month before the new delhi attack in the state of pune job when the police arrived instead of comforting the traumatized victim instead the all male police men were beat a little bit and degraded her in their line of questioning this is what the victim's sister said about what happened so the police refused to file a complaint instead they asked my sisters such vulgar details it was as if she was

there was public outrage over a woman who was gang raped and beaten on a bus in delhi. >> as nationsund the world celebrated the beginning of a new year, this one was still morning. official celebrations were canceled in delhi after days of vigils and protests following the death of a young medical student, brutally raped on a bus. >> the demonstrators chanted that they would not tolerate violence against women. the outpouring here has been unprecedented. >> no one is happy. there is no point celebrating new year. we expect something more of our government. >> these comments made by our politician were echoed by protesters. it was suggested that school girls wear trousers and shirts. some political figures say that they are appalled by the statement. >> this is a sick and observed comment and apologizing for it is no remedy. you cannot make ridiculous statements first and then apologize to get away from them. action should be taken at the party level. >> these comments will not appease some, who say that the government response to these attacks were slow. in 2013 they had to confront

. >> the incident in delhi has galvanized public opinion. growing numbers of people have been demonstrating to end a pervasive and tolerated violence against women. >> young indians are now outraged and taking a stand by color -- by challenging cultural conditions that allow abuse of women without accountability. >> she is determined to make her voice heard. together with her fellow students, she is calling for an end to rape and discrimination against women. they say they will continue to defend themselves, whatever it takes. young people in india are angry, and not just in the capital of delhi. the rapes have sparked a wave of protests across the country. this is a ph.d. student. she and her friends were among the first to take to the streets. they now hold regular demonstrations. >> we want freedom, freedom from oppressive families, fathers, brothers. [chanting in foreign language] >> they chang "long -- chant "long live the struggle." "down with the hatred of women." the students are protesting against what they say is a failure of the p

. >> the incident in delhi has galvanized public opinion. growing numbers of people have been demonstrating to end a pervasive and tolerated violence against women. >> young indians are now outraged and taking a stand by color -- by challenging cultural conditions that allow abuse of women without accountability. >> she is determined to make her voice heard. together with her fellow students, she is calling for an end to rape and discrimination against women. they say they will continue to defend themselves, whatever it takes. young people in india are angry, and not just in the capital of delhi. the rapes have sparked a wave of protests across the country. this is a ph.d. student. she and her friends were among the first to take to the streets. they now hold regular demonstrations. >> we want freedom, freedom from oppressive families, fathers, brothers. [chanting in foreign language] >> they chang "long -- chant "long live the struggle." "down with the hatred of women." the students are protesting against what they say is a failure of the p

for the first time, the friend of the woman who was gang raped in new delhi has been speaking of their ordeal. he said he tried to defend his companion, who later died of her injuries. there were left lying in a street, begging for help. we cannot identify him, for legal reasons. >> his 23-year-old was raped, beaten, and thrown from a moving bus. he cannot be identified for legal reasons. >> we were shouting at the top of our voices, trying to make people hear us, but they had switched the lights in the bus off. we tried to resist them. even my friend kept shouting for help and fought with them, trying to save me. she tried to dial the police number, but they had smashed her mobile. they threw us out of the bus, and even tried to run as over. >> and he said the attack lasted 2.5 hours. five men have been charged. authorities are holding a sixth man, believed to be a juvenile. >> they tried to run as over. we did not have our clothes on. we kept asking for help. it would slow down, look at our naked bodies, and drive away. nobody came to help us. it took over 25 minutes before someone s

for sex crimes following the brutal outcry -- the public outcry over the brutal rape and murder in delhi. the current backlog may have fueled a rise in rates. >> five suspects appeared in court in india today for the first time to face charges for that attack in the indian capital. the proceedings were held behind closed doors amidst protests and increasing calls for the attackers to receive the death penalty. >> five of the six accused appeared before a deli he'd thank judge to hear the charges against them. -- ellie bang -- delhi judge to hear the charges against them. the judge closed proceedings to the public after tempers flared in the courtroom. a shouting match broke out when one lawyer broke out -- one lawyer stepped forward to defend the suspects. >> i know the whole country has branded them as criminals and all the evidence is against them, but family members of the accused asked me to help them. i am taking up this case to prove whether the evidence is correct or not. >> the next hearing was set for thursday, and the case is expected to be transferred to a past abstract court.

for sex crimes following the brutal outcry -- the public outcry over the brutal rape and murder in delhi. the current backlog may have fueled a rise in rates. >> five suspects appeared in court in india today for the first time to face charges for that attack in the indian capital. the proceedings were held behind closed doors amidst protests and increasing calls for the attackers to receive the death penalty. >> five of the six accused appeared before a deli he'd thank judge to hear the charges against them. -- ellie bang -- delhi judge to hear the charges against them. the judge closed proceedings to the public after tempers flared in the courtroom. a shouting match broke out when one lawyer broke out -- one lawyer stepped forward to defend the suspects. >> i know the whole country has branded them as criminals and all the evidence is against them, but family members of the accused asked me to help them. i am taking up this case to prove whether the evidence is correct or not. >> the next hearing was set for thursday, and the case is expected to be transferred to a past abstract court.

women in new delhi are signing up for martial arts classes. they say they can't rely on the police. >> translator: i have to defend myself. the police are not trustworthy. >> reporter: some people are focused on helping the victims and ngo in new delhi has launched an effort to help women who has experienced sexual assault. this is one of the ngo leaders. he says the group wants to help create a society that respects women. volunteers provide counselling to victims and refer them to other support services. >> we get calls on incest cases. >> reporter: he says women attacked by their own relatives are often reluctant to go to the police. those who do are not always guaranteed a sincere response. in november a 17-year-old girl in the northern state of punjab went to the police to report a sexual assault. officials told her she should marry one of the attackers. the girl later killed herself. incidents like these make many women feel abandoned by the police. he believes the real problem comes from cultural attitude towards women's rights. >> indi

. >> ahead in the next hour -- >> the man accused of gang raping and killing the woman in new delhi have been formally charged in court. unemployment creeping up in germany but officials say the labor market is still proving to be robust. >> in the wake of the newton massacre, americans are buying more guns. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> in india, five men have been charged with the gang rape and murder of a woman. police are investigating if a sixth suspect is believed to be a minor. >> they are accused of beating and a gang raping a woman who later died in the hospital. the police have described the attack as well planned. it has sparked angry protests across the country. >> protesters observing another did candlelight vigils for the 23-year-old victim. the level of shot dead and an anchor is intense calling for them to face the death penalty. this woman says it should be a very severe punishments about all the men of india should be aware they will not treat women the way they treated her. the suspects including this man are accused of raping and

thousands of women have been on the march through the streets of delhi, demanding an end to what theyalled gender based violence. a string of demonstrations have taken place since the gang rape and murder of the 23-year-old student in delhi last month. >> these women, and there are hundreds and hundreds, stretching to the back, have braved this bitterly cold morning to come out and protest, not just against the recent gang rape, but also crimes against women. people have been coming out in the streets for the last few weeks and venting their anger. the reason being that the government has been under tremendous pressure as they have been seen as unresponsive, indifferent, and out of sync with the public mood. the demand here ranges from stringent punishment to those behind the attack to greater punishment for convicted rapists, some saying chemical castration. but most want greater sensitivity from those in positions of power. the police, the judiciary, and indian men. >> bbc has received video footage showing attack helicopters and jets targeting rebel positions in chechnya. the only

. >>> new details are emerging about the fatal gang rape of a 23-year-old medical student in new delhi, a horrific crime that's led to widespread protests in india. the victim's male friend who was also attacked is speaking out for the first time about the attack. here is what he told reuters. >> translator: from where we boarded the bus, they took us around for two, two and a half hours across overpasses, through all of delhi. then they dropped us below an overpass. then they tried to run over us. we had no clothes. we waited there hoping someone would help us. i tried to flag down vehicles. taxies would slow down, take a look at us, and move on. we got no help for nearly 20 or 25 minutes. >> so far five men have been charged with murder, rape, and kidnapping in this case. they appear in court on monday. >>> in the u.s. another rape case is making headlines. in steubenville, ohio two high school football players are accused of raping a classmate at a party earlier this year and the social media response has taken really a life of its own. hacker activist group anonymous has released i

case of a 23-year-old physiotherapy student gang raped and beaten by six men out joyriding on a new delhi, which is now a crime scene. she died on saturday. still not publicly named because the stigma of rape is so great. victims say they're often ignored and humiliated. so it takes an exceptionally brave woman to speak up. shabna is one of them after she says she was gang raped in her village near new delhi, her father committed suicide believing the family honor was ruined. now with police protection shabna decided to press charges. i want them all punished, she says. so my father didn't die in vain. protests across india show a new generation is challenging deep rooted sexism. but it will be a long fight. female babies are still routinely aborted by couples who prefer sons, which has upset india's gender balance. for every 100 men there are now only 94 women. a number that's still dropping. while rape itself is on the rise. official figures show a 25% increase in six years. the government clearly rattled by the outcry has announced that the six men accused in the bus rape case will fac

after the 6th of december, this happens in delhi. they had a discussion of the high level, and then she decided there's a new way for women. and daily we receive around 3,000 cases. around 600 cases are quite serious matter. and out of the whole lot of cases which we receive, around 60% of the cases are of stalking and following and sexual abuse, to phone, internet, email. it's a help line for women, but that help line was not very proactive. we tried to make this help line or any other help line by bringing in the callers who, they have the right. and since they are survivors, they have a very emphatic attitude. soon there will be a day when women will be an equal part of the whole society, and they'll be respected and given due space in society. then i think there will be help lines or any call centers or support system, and for that purpose, we have started this help line to make this whole process very speedy and faster. >> that was about the call center in india. now, domesticated dogs have evolved into man's best friend much mo

india have charged five men in the gang rape last month of a 23-year-old medical student on a new delhibus. the attack set off violent protests across the country. the victim died saturday in a hospital in singapore. the suspects face murder, rape, and kidnapping charges. under india's fast track court system, the trial could actually start this week. our reporter has this report. >> reporter: with thousands protesting the recent gang rape that led to the death of a medical student in new delhi, the victim's father is demanding the harshest possible punishment for her attackers. thousand t though the 23-year-old victim has not been publicly identified, her father went on camera for the first time since her death on saturday to demand justice. >> translator: laws are made by the government, but all i sblg is that the law be the toughest it can be. the death penlt is compulsory for a crime so grave. the assailants must be hanged. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by most of the protestors who braved the cold to march in silence to the memorial honoring the country's founding father, ghandi.

a group of lawyers carried signs and called for justice for women outside the new delhi court where the five men were charged today. prosecutors plan to push for the death penalty. the government is now setting up new courts to deal with sexual assault cases quickly. >> it is incumbent upon all of us, the government, the authorities, the governor, or anybody else, to try and prevent a rape. >> since the attack, rapes often ignored in india have become front page news and politicians are calling for tougher laws. activists say the tragedy could mark a turning point for women's rights. >>> it's been less than three weeks since they lost 26 of their classmates and teachers but today, sandy hook elementary school students went back to school. >> and the cbs reporter randall pinkston on the first steps on the long road back to normal. >>> reporter: police say the first day of school went smoothly for students at the new sandy hook elementary. three weeks after 20 students and six adults were killed, classes resumed inside a renovated building renamed sandy hook in the nearby town of monroe.

so when you think about it now, you were talking about how when you go to new delhi and walk down thetreet and talking about how you know the fear they feel, how was your upbringing different than what your family in india was taught? >> i come from a liberal, middle class family, but still, it's very conservative. when i was a young girl, you know, one of the reasons my mother, for example, moved to america is because there was a lot of discrimination against single women, single mothers, divorciers, and she would have had a very difficult life had she stayed in south india. and in north india, it's much the same. i mean, i was even concerned when i went into modeling after college, because, you know, while my family accepted me, i was worried about what other people would think. 15 or 16 years ago when i started modeling, you know, modeling was just not that far from prostitution. so you can imagine how self-conscious i felt. but i got to pay off my college loans through modeling. i just think, you know, there's such a deep problem, even the notion of sexual harassment is called eve

our guest joins us from the bureau in new delhi. it is good to have you with us. do you think the victims should be named? >> i think it should be less through the victims, and i have known several cases of women raped who wrote in their own names, gave their own photographs. it should be left to the discretion of the victim. it is not something that should be legislated only through law. it is as unfair as it is to just say her name on tv screens when she would rather be anonymous. >> they have already started legal proceedings against the tv network. do you think this was going to help the perception the indian public has at the moment of the police and government in dealing with this incident? >> it is this action, not because they want the identity of the victims protected. it is because the police want their own mishandling, their own incompetence covered up. he could have well ended up dead, the way they beat him up. i think it is a very valuable question the country needed to know, how even in this case the police acted only to protect themselves. >> you ha

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4 semanas despuÉs que se presentara la brutal golpiza y violaciÓn de una joven de 23 aÑos en nueva delhiiritual... dijo a la prensa que la joven fallecida tambiÉn era responsable porque debiÓ haber pedido a agresores que pararan en el nombre de dios. >>> precisamente por comen t rÍos como este en un pais con gran estigma cultural muchas vÍctimas deciden no acusar a sus a gre so rers no obstante, el nÚmero de violaciones denunciadas se ha incrementado drÁsticamente. de acuerdo con activistas del paÍs la mayoria de mujeres en india han sufrido experiencia de abuso y acoso sexual en transporte pÚblico o la calle. >>> gracias natalia 4 militantes que pertenecen a un movimiento que lucha por derechos de mujeres y homosexuales realizaron una inusual protesta en la plaza de san pedro en roma mientras el papa rere skwab el Ángelus, las mujeres se desnudaron de la cintura para arriba la acciÓn solo durÓ minutos y fueron primero cubiertas y luego detenida por eso la policÍa. >>> sobrevivientes y familiares de vÍctimas que fallecieron en el naufragio del costa concordia recordaron hoy el primer ani

the brutal gang rape of a medical student in new delhi last month.ing unprecedented public outrage. >> best tribute to her memory is how each one of us here can work to make sure that this never happens again. the entire country is watching us with great expectations. we cannot fail their hopes. i think we need to set the agenda here with two words. zero tolerance. >> reporter: the minister has called for more police officers, help line has been set up and a public website with details of all convicted rapists. the big question now, whether all the promises made will become reality in helping the women feel more secure. >>> we are now hearing new details about the rape of that medical student. her male friend, also attacked, is speaking out for the very first time about this attack. here is what he told reuters. >> translator: from where we boarded the bus, they took us around for two, two and a half hours across overpasses through all of delhi. then they dropped us below an overpass. then they tried to run over us. we had no clothes. we waited there