Some Indians defend by saying that rape cases are lowest in India compared to other countries... But in reality 90% of rape cases are not reported at all to protect the family status
70% of the cases are proven to be falls accusations in court. It's the women trying to destroy a man's life. Accusations destroys his reputation, he loses his job. Nobody cares if he turns out to be innocent after.
Boys are treated as Kings (Raja beta) from childhood and not allowed to do any work at home. Any mistake they commit is overlooked. This emboldens them with a wrong attitude that they can do anything and get away, and at the same time they think that women who do household work are inferior to them. This creates a very bad superiority attitude which shows up in their personal and social life later. Along with poor reporting, corrupt system, and failed legal system, it is a vicious cocktail that is hard to solve. There needs to be a change in attitude at individual and family level through Education, strict and effective laws, and public awareness...
Traditionally, Boys grow up to be men to look after his parents, wife and children, A girl grows up to be a women who will be eventually be married off to another family. Girls mistakes are not overlooked as they could be verbally or physically abused for making mistakes after they are married. In conclusion, Liberal values will eventually end the concept of family.
This is just pure BS. We are not treated as kings. The whole responsibility of our family falls on our soldiers. We have to sacrifice our dreams and happiness for our family. Don't spread misinformation.
No matter how much the laws are strengthened, the culture of shaming the victim instead of the culprits keeps men entitled to keep committing such atrocities. Stay safe my Indian sisters!!!! 😞
Oh stop being misandrist! It’s the media inflating negative things in india We live in a world where females weaponize rape against men to ruin their lives Most of the times it’s just reported in the newspapers that a woman was sexually assaulted but there’s a severe lack of evidence like video footage by any witnesses (as most of these cases seem to happen on busses) It’s all aimed at hating men, and reducing the population by making women more aware and even MORE spiteful towards men
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A country can boast about its glorious past and rich traditions, but the real test of its character lies in how it treats its women, children, and marginalized communities. These are the mirrors reflecting a nation's true values, revealing the gap between lofty rhetoric and lived reality.
Im an indian woman and i havent met any other woman who hasnt experienced molestation in some form. Im 44. Most woman my age or above have experienced it.
@@mbuhplus7800it gets normalised into general occurrences. When I was studying in a women's college, the girls used to sit and talk about getting harassed in public transport, and being groped like it's just another daily inconvenience like getting late for work.
Its the same thing here in South Africa for women and girls, we have over 500,000 + rape cases ever year, which give us the title of having the highest rape rate in the world and the highest gender based violence rate against women in the world, over 40% of South African women have been raped, As a women living in South Africa, i can tell you im terrified every time i leave my house, with or without my Husband, my life is in danger 💔
So why is this a prob in S Africa. Or is it similar in some other African countries? In India, the problem is sexual repression, which leads men to do this.
That’s what western media wants. They want to brand India as country of rapes. But India is not even in top 10. Western countries top all lists of violence against women.
@@kevint7649 we know and he was talking about some other places within our country Like red light areas,Rapes in Rural areas of biihar Rajasthan and jharkhand and girls trafficking also Believe me most of us understand this and we are working hard to change it but changes can't happen sudden it takes time like any other country we also have ups and downs but the downside were much in this year but don't worry we are working hard to change it 😢😊
Ancient India had been one of the first civilizations in the world to respect women as they had goddesses As for the respect thing? You can’t expect men to constantly eat crap from women and be misled by them and still be treated with the utmost respect, let’s face it….lots of women lead men on just for kicks, use them for resources and them spit them out after chewing them like gum This respect you’re referring to goes both ways, funny how you don’t mention that along with the millions of other women out there who are constantly expecting to be treated like queens for no apparent reason
@@Aven-Sharma1991 Sure, keep telling yourself that women (and children) are at fault. That actually shows disrespect. Do you realize that it looks like you are saying it's justified grape? Of course most men respect women (and vice versa), also in India, but the assaulters clearly don't.
They are the same even outside their country. I had to call the police on the owner of a small motel cause he was beating his wife. Guy tried telling the cop he should go away it was a private matter. The cop told him that's not how things work in the states. He got to wear the silver bracelets to the gray bar hotel.
I studied in India for two years. Here is what I concluded: 1. Women really have little voice. 2. For the lower caste people, they are socially considered nearly non-existent. I was shocked at how they are not regarded at all.
You spent two years in India and now you're an expert on a country that spans 3.2 million square kilometers?? Impressive. Indians who’ve lived here their entire lives still struggle to explore every corner of their own state, let alone the entire nation. But hey, two years must be plenty of time to form sweeping judgments, right? 🙄
@@vivekiyer2203 Well, you actually confirm another truth I learnt: that people there refuse to accept truths that they find uncomfortable about their country. The issue about the disrespect of women there is even common knowledge, this is why it is here. Am only giving my personal perspective on what I experienced. Whether you reject the reality or not, it shall remain there unless it is addressed!
@@simoni6770 clearly, your overly verbose response indicates that the answer is a resounding NO when it comes to travelling the length and breadth of India. So, just because you’ve got a megaphone doesn’t mean you’re qualified to lecture the entire nation. That’s just illiteracy draped in a shiny veneer of ignorance. Two weeks before American independence this year, a teenage girl was r*ped in New York. Did that make the headlines? Oh, but of course, the rest of the world must be a veritable utopia for women, right? Europe and the West don’t have red-light areas or issues of their own? Your narrow perspective hardly represents the diverse tapestry of experiences in India. So, spare me the sanctimonious diatribe. No one is denying that there are issues in this country, but to single out India as a uniquely unsafe place from the likes of you? Now, that’s the real threat to my country.
@@vivekiyer2203 We can choose self-deceit for the temporary reward of self-approval, or we can choose to face the reality and address our issues. Data from reputable organisations on human rights and women safety all list that country as one of the most unsafe places for women. A lengthy paragraph would not offset this record, but a realistic and determined approach to solve this social malady would!
@@simoni6770 neat way trying to deflect your discomfort onto me! That paragraph you’re clutching so tightly? Not exactly War and Peace, but hey, it clearly made you squirm a bit. And those so-called "reputable organizations"? Please, they're as trustworthy as a chocolate cup in boiling water! Maybe try doing a little due diligence yourself to figure out if these so-called authentic sources are genuinely on the up-and-up or just out to parrot whatever narrative suits them. Besides, India’s issues are India’s to tackle, so why don’t you take a seat? We don’t need any spectators here, thank you very much!
by their fruits you will know a culture, for India to become an advanced nation, these are the things that need to change, education, and no more caste system.
Whenever such documentaries are shown or the topic of rapes in India comes, Indian men will take it personally and start blaming the west and say things like rapes happen outside India as well. The topic is of India, yes, rapes happen outside India as well but just accept that it's bad in India as well. Denial won't fix anything.
@@tyronsimpson2143 Instead of pretending to be a history expert, why not dive into the actual facts about India? The caste system didn't even originate here - thank the Portuguese for that. So, before parroting the tired colonial narratives that the British left behind, maybe it's time to read something with a little more substance?
@@vivekiyer2203If the portugese did it then why not dismantle it now since you’re no longer colonized or do you just like to throw the blame at other people? How many years has it been since India got its freedom? The answer is too long for you to blame the Portugese (if that’s even true)
In a country where majority of teenage boys make "6000 mei Russian aajayegi" meaning they can have Russian women in only 6000 rupees, and pass it down as dark humour, I don't really expect much from them.
And what hurts the most is our own mother blaming us. They say it's our fault, we seduced those men or we wanted attention. Our own mothers will make excuses for our abusers. Spoke about mothers because deep inside we feel they are also women and might understand us better.
@DW Documentary - Thank you, DW Documentary team, for bringing this important documentary to the world. It highlights issues of illiteracy, caste discrimination, weak law enforcement, weak media and government corruption.
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Then get married. Married women have very few cases. Like the recent rg medical collge one. The doc was 31 and unmarried. If only she knew the power of mangalsutra😂
That’s not a belief as in if you don’t believe it, it can’t harm you kind of thing. That’s a hierarchy been established for centuries. For hierarchies to disappear it’s usually through revolution. That’s how the French and American get rid of their kings. You need civil disobedience, not the Gandhi no violence bs.
It's a culture obsessed by having a boy and never celebrating that a girl is born. This is a culture thing that no woman is truly safe in India. There are lots of great men and husbands in India, I've met a lot of them, but there are unfortunately an acceptance of being violently towards your own wife. The neighbors of my father in law often had drama that her husband come home drunk and beat his wife. Her family then come and sometimes the police too. But the beating never stop so she ultimately chose to end her own life. This happens far to often and now two small girls will grow up without a mother. My wife now live in one of the safest country to be a woman but she still gets nervous when our daughter are out after dark. India has a lot of good in it but the attitude towards women needs to change. I have met so many wonderful people in India, and being a very white man with blue eyes, there are a lot who ask if my eye color is real, but India has been the friendliest to outsiders of any of the countries i have visited.
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@29chau it's the same with rapes but the media likes to make out as if India is the rape capital when India is well down the list per 100'000! Some European countries have more rapes & crime than India but their media doesn't show that!
In remote towns , dalits or tribal girls were raped by hindu High Caste without any fear because high caste in all systems tried to protect their high caste culprits
It's cool Abdul you get a chance to speak against religion. Btw, in india there are many religions and crimes aren't related to one particular religion. But lemme tell you we Hindus have the right to speak against the oppression (maybe some don't due to fear) but in muslim families condition is worse because it is legal in your book
I am Indian and we were told in schools telivision movies everywhere to be proud of our country and I was always proud but not very long ago I started noticing people on the name of loving their country and loyalty for our country were silenced called bad citizens and we should leave if we are that unhappy here ...if we speak about it we are showing our country in bad light ...but how this problem gonna wnd if we silence and shame victims and protect such criminals and give excuses for why they did it. .....I am actually very ashamed and disheartened after realising the condition of women in our country...
criticism should be a core value of every human being. If we don't criticise things and accept everything the way it is, society will never develop or evolve.
I am Indian but living in Germany. When I see here whether it's midnight or any place the girls can roam with freedom with no fear I feel why in my country the women don't have this luxury. Even though I am here, I fear for my girlfriend who is back in India. If she goes out at night till she gets home I pray to God to keep her safe from the demons with gender Men of India. Hope things will change
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Yes Sir I understand your fear , I have seen parents where they pretend to be bold and strong in front of their daughters and they get scared when they don't get back on time or don't pick their calls., 😢😢
@@JuniorExplorers-oi7be I agree we have a culture problem and what you said is a certain truth. However you shouldn't entrust men of other nationalities and race either. There was a case where a young woman going to friends home at night and was sexually asa . Lted and mrdured by a police man in england. It gained notoriety too. Such things happens in europe too and not just limited to only India. It's not like we want to live like this. But I'm hopeful that day by day it is going to be better if we work on our problems. Even a little difference is appreciated. There was a time when girls don't even step out at night, but right now things have improved a little bit. I'm sure future will be much better than the present.
In these kind of situations, there are no police or law, you cannot heal after that trauma. Only "eye for an eye" works like a charm. As a father take justice in your own hands.
My wife and I do general contracting in the states and took off a winter to take our tools and find an orphanage in India and do labor on the place and love the kids. While traveling looking for the right orphanage we went on a trek to the Triund. (Dharamsala) While trekking the road coming down off the mountain, we heard a loud group of men yelling out of their vehicle. So, I told my wife hide behind me and we luckily found a small crevasse in the rocks to shield her from view. One guy in the van got a glimpse of her and yelled," BLONDIE!!!" The van slide to a stop and all these guys started jumping out. All drunk and higher than a kite. I am 6' 2" 190 pounds and have done hard labor my whole life, barely any fat on my body. My thought was telling them we have been married for 30 years. My wife looks like she is 30. IF that didn't work, I had one option the first drunk guy reaching towards her goes 500 feet down off the cliff. It was a terrible dilemma Thank God another car came beeping their horn and they had to move their van down the hill. We exited the road went bush and luckily found our way down off the mountain. But low and behold they were waiting in the van at the end of the road. Luckily, we saw them and avoided them. The kids at the orphanage were GREAT! However, 2 months in we witnessed the smallest child have his head smashed hitting the back of his head into his food plate twice, for not eating and he was sick with the flu. We contacted the Vice Chairman at the time of the Bal Ashram Orphanage in Saliana and he said no kids are hit there. Went over his head to the Chairman an MD and he said the same thing, went to the editor of the local paper he said he would run a front-page story, and he said I wish you would have come to me I would tell you never go there they are thefts of donated money. Well, nothing happened, no story. So got on an overnight bus and traveled to see the S.P. , like our Attorney General. He sent his man in the Chief of Police at Saliana and no one talked. The cook said all the kids had been singled out and had the heck scared out of them if they talked. A couple of years later thank God the chief of Police's daughter said they got them out of there. The Chief and his family ware great people. BTW we were thrown out of the orphanage by a group of big guys into the darkness in the middle of the night onto an unlit street. An Indian guy we met let us stay at his house and two nights later the entry doorknob was turning, and we had it locked luckily. Guns are illegal in India, and he had given me a shotgun to defend my wife. If I would have killed some guys I would of went to jail there. We are NOT going back to India two winters from now doing philanthropy in Nepal, which has a good reputation for tourists. BEWARE OF INDIA a VERY VERY SMALL PORTION OF MEN THAT WANT TO SET UP A SITUATION WHICH "THEY BELIEVE CONDONES" A WOMEN ALEGELY ASKING FOR A GANG RAPE AND WE WERE SOMETIMES TREATED LIKE WE WERE A WALKING ATM MACHINE! However, we met many very spiritual people there and my own spirituality is now eastern it's just a shame that a few bad apples can be so dangerous to western women especially. I would not be afraid to travel there as a man by myself. Here is a short film about it: ruclips.net/video/WRVLVrWfCMo/видео.html
Hi, am an Indian and I apologise on behalf of the people of my country. I'd like to think that most ppl still have some decency but it becomes very very difficult when we hear these kinds of things.
@@elle7739 Hi thank you for your kind words! We met incredible Indians while there. We would have tea at Radi Krishna Tea House and had fantastic conversations with many Dehlia intelligentsia. Very impressed by the intelligence and decency of those people and their English was better than mine:) We love Himalayan culture but want to be safe enough enjoying it. My observation is and I am probably wrong that India's traditional culture of no alcohol/drugs for most people kept a lot of bad behavior at bay. Adopting western culture with lots of drugs and alcohol is a real problem. I remember a conversation I had with a Dehlia guy, and he said we will adopt western culture and not adopt its bad points. I said sadly you will get all of it, the good, bad and ugly. Materialsim comes with people being able to afford to 'self-medicate" with enormous amounts of drugs and alcohol. What is so great there in India was all the tea houses everywhere and you could meet many nice people, and no one was wasted. Here in America, we have bars everywhere instead:( My spirituality is now solidly eastern and I love Ayurveda to try to maintain more optimal health. It is easy to understand as a layman. Thanks again friend!
I am Canadian, the Indian neighborhood is extremely unsafe here as well. The highest gangs shooting, the highest crime rates of all kinds. It is definitely cultural issues!
Here in the US, the usually live in the rich areas and own businesses. We don't have any issues with the Indian and Pakistani folks here in California.
Celebrities and powerful, famous people, influencers instead of talking about your makeup and other bs. Talk about rape. Condemn it. Put your efforts to lessen it
I dont understand?? Why are many Indians getting offended as dw posted this documentary?? 😂😅😅 I dont blame any religion for this heinous crime,rather justice system..and there are the politicians who tries to ignore or hide such serious cases ..(both in Bangladesh and india)!!
@@KonragTheDestroyer you keep defending indian men and culture unstead of the victims that show your mentality and lack of morality yes those terrible things happen everyday and everywhere but people round the world are doing something about not like india and many other countries where they ignore the suffering of the victims, be a good men and take care of your children and women there is no difference between a boy or a girl they are both gift from heaven
It is definitely a cultural problem. My husband studied the Asian South Continent in uni and said that Indian men had certain cultural problems that he just didn’t care for. Enough so that he changed his focus to the Far East. We all like to think that people should have their culture, but when it’s beyond toxic, it’s impossible to support it.
For foreigners traveling to India, safety can be a significant concern, especially for women and solo travelers. Tourists often face high levels of street crime, scams, and, unfortunately, incidents of sexual harassment and assault. Recent reports highlight that sexual violence, including the targeting of female tourists, continues to be a major issue. Cases like the brutal gang rape of a Spanish tourist in Jharkhand earlier this year reveal a persistent problem that has led many to question the safety measures in place for women in India
Aacharyprashant says that females have least level of privilege even the lower caste peoples are more privileged than any woman, @DW huge thanks to you for bringing such a core issue of our country
They are always chanting. 'our culture our culture' but the reality of their culture infront of the world... There is discrimination started before birth of girl child...
This problem is more serious in case of Muslim countries. Remember, according to Shariah, four male Muslim witnesses are required for proving a rape allegation against a woman. Consequently, rapes are more frequent in Muslim countries, especially against the non-Muslims.
Even they have Devdasi systems where low caste girls or Dalit girls are treated as religious slaves. Especially in south Indian temples. You can search on Google or RUclips Devdasi systems in modern India.
Not at all, It's celebrated among wealthy bad Indian boys. Corruption by wealthy people isn't only an Indian problem but also an American global leader problem. Ex :- New York mayor's corruption and Trump's victory in the Hush Money case...
I once attended an Indian student group's dinner at an Ivy League university in the US. When it was time to eat, the men just rushed the tables like Americans who were let into a Black Friday store opening. The women just hung back like it was normal. It was unbelievable how uncivilized it was and how women were treated literally as second-class citizens.
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In India women are culturally treat as a second class citizen & casting system are evident. They are also tend to belittled their fellow Indian according to their Region. In their newspaper you will see ads wherein the women is looking for any potential husband by posting her profile. Upon marriage the women is the one who will give dowry to the family of her husband to be & She will carry most of the obligations to serve her husband and his family. Her ATM/salary is on the possession of her house husband. Wives cannot decide without her husband approval even though She is the provider. Having a baby boy is precious while having a girl is useless to some families.
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Funny fact: Modernisation of police forces scheme existed since 1969 and the Bureau of Police Research and Development existed since 1970, but the Indian police forces are still primitive. On a serious note, India seriously needs to bring about massive reforms and modernisation of the police forces and build a force that a real emerging superpower must have. Looking at the current state of the police forces, bragging that India is a future superpower is so laughable. If the police are not fixed as fast as possible, movements to abolish the police may rise. Watch and learn from UAE police how a modern police force should be like.
It's very common and a cultural thing in India. The corrupt Indian police are all bribed off and won't do anything about it at all. So if you have a daughter please be very careful and never let her go out at night!
Let's be honest. India government didn't know how to govern 1 billion population. China government did it's best maintaining law and order of over 1 billion population, in comparison with India. Both country have similar starting point after world war 2.
As an Indian woman i wanna say that men enjoys the highest strata in Indian society as compare to women. Women r treated here like a 2nd class citizen or below dat. Today, d situation is still better (which is worst actually) as compare to d previous times where women were treated so inhumanly dat if an outsider will listen to d stories of those women, blood wud start springing out of his ears. Such a terrible cntry India is for women.
Please make yourself worthy enough to rise high in life don’t criticise the system, women in India representing in all fields from politics to Armed forces..
As a woman and a human before anything else, I stand in solidarity with every woman on our planet until she gets her rights back. We are here for each other. 🙏
Oh my...this brought on tears in me feel bad to those Girls who cant defend themselves...I reallt wished no girls girls could suffer on this cause it's really traumatizing and really affecting their growth especially to those young girls.
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I notice a lot of Korean women travel blog there alone. I wonder what they market in Korea so well whilst the rest of the world is meanwhile well aware of dangers.
India's main problem is its law and order issues. The government is responsible for it. If the government works effectively to protect women then these incidents wouldn't have happened.
This attitude towards women emanates from culture and religion hence overlooked by society (since society is very orthodox, traditional and superstitious)
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Some Indians defend by saying that rape cases are lowest in India compared to other countries... But in reality 90% of rape cases are not reported at all to protect the family status
Same in the west.
@@realnapster1522 Yet Indians love the West and everyone dreams to move there lmfao.
@@realnapster1522 I would say it’s the same but undeniably it’s worse in India. That’s a fact
70% of the cases are proven to be falls accusations in court. It's the women trying to destroy a man's life. Accusations destroys his reputation, he loses his job. Nobody cares if he turns out to be innocent after.
Seems like you did the survey yourself to arrive at 90%
Boys are treated as Kings (Raja beta) from childhood and not allowed to do any work at home. Any mistake they commit is overlooked. This emboldens them with a wrong attitude that they can do anything and get away, and at the same time they think that women who do household work are inferior to them. This creates a very bad superiority attitude which shows up in their personal and social life later. Along with poor reporting, corrupt system, and failed legal system, it is a vicious cocktail that is hard to solve. There needs to be a change in attitude at individual and family level through Education, strict and effective laws, and public awareness...
I wish cultural reformation was faster… People should never have to live like this.. 😢
Traditionally, Boys grow up to be men to look after his parents, wife and children, A girl grows up to be a women who will be eventually be married off to another family. Girls mistakes are not overlooked as they could be verbally or physically abused for making mistakes after they are married.
In conclusion, Liberal values will eventually end the concept of family.
What's even sadder is that the women often reinforce this upbringing by putting other women down.
@V.E.R.O. True....
This is just pure BS. We are not treated as kings. The whole responsibility of our family falls on our soldiers. We have to sacrifice our dreams and happiness for our family. Don't spread misinformation.
No matter how much the laws are strengthened, the culture of shaming the victim instead of the culprits keeps men entitled to keep committing such atrocities. Stay safe my Indian sisters!!!! 😞
Oh stop being misandrist! It’s the media inflating negative things in india
We live in a world where females weaponize rape against men to ruin their lives
Most of the times it’s just reported in the newspapers that a woman was sexually assaulted but there’s a severe lack of evidence like video footage by any witnesses (as most of these cases seem to happen on busses)
It’s all aimed at hating men, and reducing the population by making women more aware and even MORE spiteful towards men
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@@29chau what are you talking about? When did I say India is on top of crime against women?
@@29chausee, rather than focusing on the victim, you focus on the percentage of the case? Smh
Stay safe Indian cows, goats, dogs, lizards
A country can boast about its glorious past and rich traditions, but the real test of its character lies in how it treats its women, children, and marginalized communities. These are the mirrors reflecting a nation's true values, revealing the gap between lofty rhetoric and lived reality.
All we have is a few texts written by Brahmins.
We don't have any accounts of common people.
YES!
@@alani3992 a reading against the grain of these texts does show the glaring inequalities in society.
@@ShwetabhSenpai the converted?
Not forgetting how a nation treats the artificial hierarchy called the caste system!
This, should be abolished immediately!
Im an indian woman and i havent met any other woman who hasnt experienced molestation in some form. Im 44. Most woman my age or above have experienced it.
That is so sad and scary. How do they cope with it?
@@mbuhplus7800it gets normalised into general occurrences. When I was studying in a women's college, the girls used to sit and talk about getting harassed in public transport, and being groped like it's just another daily inconvenience like getting late for work.
Even children go through this things. From relative or teachers. Most women kept silent for fear of bieng shame. The
What?? Really?😮
That's how it is around the world
Its the same thing here in South Africa for women and girls, we have over 500,000 + rape cases ever year, which give us the title of having the highest rape rate in the world and the highest gender based violence rate against women in the world, over 40% of South African women have been raped, As a women living in South Africa, i can tell you im terrified every time i leave my house, with or without my Husband, my life is in danger 💔
It's horrific & my heart goes out to you. It's a problem that is not being addressed by government and agencies ie police, courts etc. It's global.
Yes.
I am actually afraid of most black men here in South Africa. I say this as a black female South African.
@BombasticSideEye1998 just horrendous. My heart goes out to you.
@@tlhogid663 I'm so sorry because that's an awful way to feel/live.
So why is this a prob in S Africa. Or is it similar in some other African countries?
In India, the problem is sexual repression, which leads men to do this.
I don't know why european and american tourists keep on romanticizing India as a spiritual place to visit
Because it is. DW is anti indian
There are of course beautiful places in India demonizing the entire country is messed up
@Melnokina.-. because these people don't like india. DW DOES NOT LIKE INDIA
Lol we dont
@@lv1543 BECAUSE AMERICANS DONT HAVE A CULTURE
All women should stand together for their rights and speak about rapes openly.
thats not going to help. criminals will continue to commit crimes. crimes cannot be zero.
@@anempath24don't be pessimistic.
All the best; challenge accepted 🎉😂🤣
Wow! What a useless suggestion! A true keyboard warrior you are.
Says the one who vote for lalu yadav and akhilesh
I am from India and this is absolutely shameful
Run away. Run away.
Shame on Indian government don't make nothing to stop it
Talk about a country's brand - this is now forever imprinted in my mind about India.
That’s what western media wants. They want to brand India as country of rapes. But India is not even in top 10. Western countries top all lists of violence against women.
Ohh boi this is just the beginning it gets even wrse than this in some places.
@@Tate525this is your Indian mentality. Fix your backyard before pointing at others.
@@kevint7649 we know and he was talking about some other places within our country
Like red light areas,Rapes in Rural areas of biihar Rajasthan and jharkhand and girls trafficking also
Believe me most of us understand this and we are working hard to change it but changes can't happen sudden it takes time like any other country we also have ups and downs but the downside were much in this year but don't worry we are working hard to change it 😢😊
Girls and women must be protected from sexual predators
How?
@@religionsach Separatism
@@kiowah231 but then ppl r made to feel as if they r backwards
This is a cultural issue! Women must be respected first in India before such things can be stopped.
Ancient India had been one of the first civilizations in the world to respect women as they had goddesses
As for the respect thing? You can’t expect men to constantly eat crap from women and be misled by them and still be treated with the utmost respect, let’s face it….lots of women lead men on just for kicks, use them for resources and them spit them out after chewing them like gum
This respect you’re referring to goes both ways, funny how you don’t mention that along with the millions of other women out there who are constantly expecting to be treated like queens for no apparent reason
@@Aven-Sharma1991 Sure, keep telling yourself that women (and children) are at fault. That actually shows disrespect. Do you realize that it looks like you are saying it's justified grape? Of course most men respect women (and vice versa), also in India, but the assaulters clearly don't.
Religion 🇮🇳🕉️👳🏿♀️
Estupro é estupro!!!!!
Em qualquer lugar, pais, cultura.
Violência sexual não se justifica nunca!!!!
@@Aven-Sharma1991sure keep on casting 😂
Even some indians outside of india still belittle women, it's really a cultural issue.
They are the same even outside their country. I had to call the police on the owner of a small motel cause he was beating his wife. Guy tried telling the cop he should go away it was a private matter. The cop told him that's not how things work in the states. He got to wear the silver bracelets to the gray bar hotel.
So what happened did he go to prison
@@steelforge6637Yes I think that’s what he meant.
I AM AN INDIAN WOMAN IN EUROPE AND THANK YOU FOR CALLING THE COP ON HER HUSBAND NONE OF MY NEIGHBORS HERE DIS THAT
@@FantomwithanEffyour neighbour does not represent whole India
@@FantomwithanEffthat's your neighbor but majority of them are like that the main comment is correct
I studied in India for two years. Here is what I concluded:
1. Women really have little voice.
2. For the lower caste people, they are socially considered nearly non-existent. I was shocked at how they are not regarded at all.
You spent two years in India and now you're an expert on a country that spans 3.2 million square kilometers?? Impressive. Indians who’ve lived here their entire lives still struggle to explore every corner of their own state, let alone the entire nation. But hey, two years must be plenty of time to form sweeping judgments, right? 🙄
@@vivekiyer2203 Well, you actually confirm another truth I learnt: that people there refuse to accept truths that they find uncomfortable about their country. The issue about the disrespect of women there is even common knowledge, this is why it is here. Am only giving my personal perspective on what I experienced. Whether you reject the reality or not, it shall remain there unless it is addressed!
@@simoni6770 clearly, your overly verbose response indicates that the answer is a resounding NO when it comes to travelling the length and breadth of India. So, just because you’ve got a megaphone doesn’t mean you’re qualified to lecture the entire nation. That’s just illiteracy draped in a shiny veneer of ignorance. Two weeks before American independence this year, a teenage girl was r*ped in New York. Did that make the headlines? Oh, but of course, the rest of the world must be a veritable utopia for women, right? Europe and the West don’t have red-light areas or issues of their own? Your narrow perspective hardly represents the diverse tapestry of experiences in India. So, spare me the sanctimonious diatribe. No one is denying that there are issues in this country, but to single out India as a uniquely unsafe place from the likes of you? Now, that’s the real threat to my country.
@@vivekiyer2203 We can choose self-deceit for the temporary reward of self-approval, or we can choose to face the reality and address our issues.
Data from reputable organisations on human rights and women safety all list that country as one of the most unsafe places for women. A lengthy paragraph would not offset this record, but a realistic and determined approach to solve this social malady would!
@@simoni6770 neat way trying to deflect your discomfort onto me! That paragraph you’re clutching so tightly? Not exactly War and Peace, but hey, it clearly made you squirm a bit. And those so-called "reputable organizations"? Please, they're as trustworthy as a chocolate cup in boiling water! Maybe try doing a little due diligence yourself to figure out if these so-called authentic sources are genuinely on the up-and-up or just out to parrot whatever narrative suits them. Besides, India’s issues are India’s to tackle, so why don’t you take a seat? We don’t need any spectators here, thank you very much!
by their fruits you will know a culture, for India to become an advanced nation, these are the things that need to change, education, and no more caste system.
caste system wont end
Lower caste people are getting reservation.. even they don't want to end caste and see everyone equally.
Even I'm a lower caste person 😂 I don't want this fake caste system to end
I'm getting reservation and scholarship 😅 by playing victim ofcourse
Thank you for not sugar coating but telling what is really happening there
Whenever such documentaries are shown or the topic of rapes in India comes, Indian men will take it personally and start blaming the west and say things like rapes happen outside India as well. The topic is of India, yes, rapes happen outside India as well but just accept that it's bad in India as well. Denial won't fix anything.
they see woman as a trash 😢
why??
in fact they have mothers, sisters, aunts, grandma
😢
Excally my thoughts
No, its not..
media tells everything. u ppl trust it blindly.
@@tyronsimpson2143 Instead of pretending to be a history expert, why not dive into the actual facts about India? The caste system didn't even originate here - thank the Portuguese for that. So, before parroting the tired colonial narratives that the British left behind, maybe it's time to read something with a little more substance?
@@vivekiyer2203If the portugese did it then why not dismantle it now since you’re no longer colonized or do you just like to throw the blame at other people? How many years has it been since India got its freedom? The answer is too long for you to blame the Portugese (if that’s even true)
Foriegner should also be aware about this in India. This year a Spanish woman is gangraped by Indian men in front of her husband
Same in usa
@@kem1233 NO ! Troll there isn't the same level of gang rape in America Poor freak
Recent Data says in India 90% Rapes are committed by Muslims and their 96% victims are non-Muslims since Muslim girls don't report Rapes & rapist
I am never visiting India now
@@Littlebee0101 no one ask u too
In a country where majority of teenage boys make "6000 mei Russian aajayegi" meaning they can have Russian women in only 6000 rupees, and pass it down as dark humour, I don't really expect much from them.
And what hurts the most is our own mother blaming us. They say it's our fault, we seduced those men or we wanted attention. Our own mothers will make excuses for our abusers. Spoke about mothers because deep inside we feel they are also women and might understand us better.
I cannot even imagine......victim blaming by our own mother.......does your mother even love you though?
exactly, sexism knows no gender, it is unfortunately men and women
@@HeatherBoo916 Nope. Just pure hatred because I'm not a son
@@StefanTaf yes but don't expect much from men. It's the women's unsupportive comments that hurts the most
@@SreeshaSreekumar-t2eBut the Mother should know how tough it is in India as a woman. Why not side with her daughter?
@DW Documentary - Thank you, DW Documentary team, for bringing this important documentary to the world. It highlights issues of illiteracy, caste discrimination, weak law enforcement, weak media and government corruption.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
HOW CAN YOU SAY INDIA IS ON TOP OF CRIME AGAINST WOMEN...... PLEASE TALK IN TERMS OF CASES IN PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION.... INDIA HAVE BIGGEST POPULATION THUS EVERYTHING WILL SEEM TO BE HIGHEST... PLEASE SEE IT IN RATIO TO POPULATION.... IF YOU DO THAT THEN YOU WILL BE BUSY MAKING DOCUMENTARIES INWESTERN WORLD@@DWDocumentary
Bro why you andhnamazi?
You might be that brain washed dhruv tattti follower.
Stop your propaganda
@@29chau भारत अब तक सबसे खराब है। पुलिस इसे छिपाती है।
@@29chau still its sad to know about the rape cases anywhere in the world
India is definitely not safe for women ; girls its so heartbreaking 😢.
HOW CAN YOU SAY INDIA IS ON TOP OF CRIME AGAINST WOMEN...... PLEASE TALK IN TERMS OF CASES IN PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION.... INDIA HAVE BIGGEST POPULATION THUS EVERYTHING WILL SEEM TO BE HIGHEST... PLEASE SEE IT IN RATIO TO POPULATION.... IF YOU DO THAT THEN YOU WILL BE BUSY MAKING DOCUMENTARIES INWESTERN WORLD
@@29chauPar bhai logical answer unko nhi samjh aayega na
@@29chau How come no such thing happen in China?
Then get married. Married women have very few cases. Like the recent rg medical collge one. The doc was 31 and unmarried. If only she knew the power of mangalsutra😂
How can we say dat china is safe.@@MrJermson
Here in India cows are more sacred then women..what a shame
Burkha is a symbol of 💀☠️💀
Halala ki aulad
Pakistani troll had to comment.
@@realnapster1522
does his nationality change the truth of his words? Racist.
@@realnapster1522
And if even their argument has a point the situation must be really pathetic.
Great deflection btw.
Its 2024 and why do people still believe in the cast system 🙄 ....the world should be a better and safer place for women.
I thought they "erased" the castle system there??!! Didn't they, the government officials changed it for more normal life?
That’s not a belief as in if you don’t believe it, it can’t harm you kind of thing. That’s a hierarchy been established for centuries. For hierarchies to disappear it’s usually through revolution. That’s how the French and American get rid of their kings. You need civil disobedience, not the Gandhi no violence bs.
Why do people still believe in Jesus? It's 2024.
@@NatureFreak1127That's what I want to know
Not all look at the CCP
Waiting for "proud to be indian" Comments
proud to be INDIAN 🇮🇳 Jai Hind \^o^/
@@Vilohit-gy5kt saar !!💀💀
@@ChannelTerminatedbyRUclips yes?
@@Vilohit-gy5kt 😭😭🇳🇪
@@Vilohit-gy5kt pheeling pirawd endien aarmy 🤡🔥🔥🗣️🗣️
It's a culture obsessed by having a boy and never celebrating that a girl is born. This is a culture thing that no woman is truly safe in India. There are lots of great men and husbands in India, I've met a lot of them, but there are unfortunately an acceptance of being violently towards your own wife. The neighbors of my father in law often had drama that her husband come home drunk and beat his wife. Her family then come and sometimes the police too. But the beating never stop so she ultimately chose to end her own life. This happens far to often and now two small girls will grow up without a mother.
My wife now live in one of the safest country to be a woman but she still gets nervous when our daughter are out after dark. India has a lot of good in it but the attitude towards women needs to change. I have met so many wonderful people in India, and being a very white man with blue eyes, there are a lot who ask if my eye color is real, but India has been the friendliest to outsiders of any of the countries i have visited.
HOW CAN YOU SAY INDIA IS ON TOP OF CRIME AGAINST WOMEN...... PLEASE TALK IN TERMS OF CASES IN PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION.... INDIA HAVE BIGGEST POPULATION THUS EVERYTHING WILL SEEM TO BE HIGHEST... PLEASE SEE IT IN RATIO TO POPULATION.... IF YOU DO THAT THEN YOU WILL BE BUSY MAKING DOCUMENTARIES INWESTERN WORLD
@@29chau Please point me to where I said that? I am waiting.
@29chau it's the same with rapes but the media likes to make out as if India is the rape capital when India is well down the list per 100'000! Some European countries have more rapes & crime than India but their media doesn't show that!
@@29chau He never said anything like that though.....
Indian men were never good husbands, fathers or brothers in the first place.
Such a backwards society.
It's the culture.
Western culture
@@Raj_03 Indian culture.
Eh, we see watered down version of this even in 'developed' world.
It's India's culture! @@Raj_03
In remote towns , dalits or tribal girls were raped by hindu High Caste without any fear because high caste in all systems tried to protect their high caste culprits
It's cool Abdul you get a chance to speak against religion. Btw, in india there are many religions and crimes aren't related to one particular religion. But lemme tell you we Hindus have the right to speak against the oppression (maybe some don't due to fear) but in muslim families condition is worse because it is legal in your book
proud to be INDIAN 🇮🇳 Jai Hind \^o^/
I am Indian and we were told in schools telivision movies everywhere to be proud of our country and I was always proud but not very long ago I started noticing people on the name of loving their country and loyalty for our country were silenced called bad citizens and we should leave if we are that unhappy here ...if we speak about it we are showing our country in bad light ...but how this problem gonna wnd if we silence and shame victims and protect such criminals and give excuses for why they did it. .....I am actually very ashamed and disheartened after realising the condition of women in our country...
criticism should be a core value of every human being. If we don't criticise things and accept everything the way it is, society will never develop or evolve.
India's 1k years old caste system is shameful! The yoga they preach hasn't changed that country.
Yoga, zero, cuisine etc are just masks to cover the ugly realities of India.
I am Indian but living in Germany. When I see here whether it's midnight or any place the girls can roam with freedom with no fear I feel why in my country the women don't have this luxury.
Even though I am here, I fear for my girlfriend who is back in India. If she goes out at night till she gets home I pray to God to keep her safe from the demons with gender Men of India.
Hope things will change
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WOWWW YOU ARE SO BOTHERED ABOUT WHORE GFRND
@@29chau shame on you to justify this. What can I expect from a blind follower. accept that our Nation has a big flaw and our sisters are not safe.
Yes Sir I understand your fear , I have seen parents where they pretend to be bold and strong in front of their daughters and they get scared when they don't get back on time or don't pick their calls., 😢😢
@@JuniorExplorers-oi7be I agree we have a culture problem and what you said is a certain truth. However you shouldn't entrust men of other nationalities and race either. There was a case where a young woman going to friends home at night and was sexually asa . Lted and mrdured by a police man in england. It gained notoriety too. Such things happens in europe too and not just limited to only India.
It's not like we want to live like this. But I'm hopeful that day by day it is going to be better if we work on our problems. Even a little difference is appreciated. There was a time when girls don't even step out at night, but right now things have improved a little bit. I'm sure future will be much better than the present.
I notice that recent female immigrants from India in California are always on the look out and cautious around men. Is this why?
Yes
100%
100%
And women cry here in the us about being surpressed, this what supression looks like sad though
Unfortunately yes 😢
In these kind of situations, there are no police or law, you cannot heal after that trauma. Only "eye for an eye" works like a charm. As a father take justice in your own hands.
My wife and I do general contracting in the states and took off a winter to take our tools and find an orphanage in India and do labor on the place and love the kids. While traveling looking for the right orphanage we went on a trek to the Triund. (Dharamsala) While trekking the road coming down off the mountain, we heard a loud group of men yelling out of their vehicle. So, I told my wife hide behind me and we luckily found a small crevasse in the rocks to shield her from view. One guy in the van got a glimpse of her and yelled," BLONDIE!!!" The van slide to a stop and all these guys started jumping out. All drunk and higher than a kite. I am 6' 2" 190 pounds and have done hard labor my whole life, barely any fat on my body. My thought was telling them we have been married for 30 years. My wife looks like she is 30. IF that didn't work, I had one option the first drunk guy reaching towards her goes 500 feet down off the cliff. It was a terrible dilemma Thank God another car came beeping their horn and they had to move their van down the hill. We exited the road went bush and luckily found our way down off the mountain. But low and behold they were waiting in the van at the end of the road. Luckily, we saw them and avoided them. The kids at the orphanage were GREAT! However, 2 months in we witnessed the smallest child have his head smashed hitting the back of his head into his food plate twice, for not eating and he was sick with the flu. We contacted the Vice Chairman at the time of the Bal Ashram Orphanage in Saliana and he said no kids are hit there. Went over his head to the Chairman an MD and he said the same thing, went to the editor of the local paper he said he would run a front-page story, and he said I wish you would have come to me I would tell you never go there they are thefts of donated money. Well, nothing happened, no story. So got on an overnight bus and traveled to see the S.P. , like our Attorney General. He sent his man in the Chief of Police at Saliana and no one talked. The cook said all the kids had been singled out and had the heck scared out of them if they talked. A couple of years later thank God the chief of Police's daughter said they got them out of there. The Chief and his family ware great people. BTW we were thrown out of the orphanage by a group of big guys into the darkness in the middle of the night onto an unlit street. An Indian guy we met let us stay at his house and two nights later the entry doorknob was turning, and we had it locked luckily. Guns are illegal in India, and he had given me a shotgun to defend my wife. If I would have killed some guys I would of went to jail there. We are NOT going back to India two winters from now doing philanthropy in Nepal, which has a good reputation for tourists. BEWARE OF INDIA a VERY VERY SMALL PORTION OF MEN THAT WANT TO SET UP A SITUATION WHICH "THEY BELIEVE CONDONES" A WOMEN ALEGELY ASKING FOR A GANG RAPE AND WE WERE SOMETIMES TREATED LIKE WE WERE A WALKING ATM MACHINE! However, we met many very spiritual people there and my own spirituality is now eastern it's just a shame that a few bad apples can be so dangerous to western women especially. I would not be afraid to travel there as a man by myself.
Here is a short film about it: ruclips.net/video/WRVLVrWfCMo/видео.html
Wow, what a story! 😕
Hi, am an Indian and I apologise on behalf of the people of my country.
I'd like to think that most ppl still have some decency but it becomes very very difficult when we hear these kinds of things.
@@elle7739 Hi thank you for your kind words! We met incredible Indians while there. We would have tea at Radi Krishna Tea House and had fantastic conversations with many Dehlia intelligentsia. Very impressed by the intelligence and decency of those people and their English was better than mine:) We love Himalayan culture but want to be safe enough enjoying it. My observation is and I am probably wrong that India's traditional culture of no alcohol/drugs for most people kept a lot of bad behavior at bay. Adopting western culture with lots of drugs and alcohol is a real problem. I remember a conversation I had with a Dehlia guy, and he said we will adopt western culture and not adopt its bad points. I said sadly you will get all of it, the good, bad and ugly. Materialsim comes with people being able to afford to 'self-medicate" with enormous amounts of drugs and alcohol. What is so great there in India was all the tea houses everywhere and you could meet many nice people, and no one was wasted. Here in America, we have bars everywhere instead:( My spirituality is now solidly eastern and I love Ayurveda to try to maintain more optimal health. It is easy to understand as a layman. Thanks again friend!
@@hafunland894if you do choose to visit my country again, I wish you safe travels and a much better experience than you had the last time.
@@elle7739 Thank you!
no safe women in india ,
Jannat in Pakistan, right.
@@FtKzshlshldudu yea.. 😂
@@FtKzshlshldudu Pak has lower violence towards women btw
Justice delayed is justice denied. The victims, already traumatized by the crime, must now navigate an ineffective and slow-moving legal system.
I am Canadian, the Indian neighborhood is extremely unsafe here as well. The highest gangs shooting, the highest crime rates of all kinds. It is definitely cultural issues!
Over here in Great Britain, you hardly find any Indians in prison!
Same in Sydney. Very law abiding people generally speaking.@@parmykumar8592
More nonsense from a troll!
Brampton is new punjabi territory....😂
Here in the US, the usually live in the rich areas and own businesses. We don't have any issues with the Indian and Pakistani folks here in California.
I’ve recently started working for a company with many Indian expats and watching this, makes so much sense now.
Stop saying our country is number one in Asia until the government solved women rights and basic gender equality issues.
Government can’t change the mentality of people. Society is hopeless.
Unfortunately it's a societal thing, if we all as a society don't change, even government will be powerless
Celebrities and powerful, famous people, influencers instead of talking about your makeup and other bs. Talk about rape. Condemn it. Put your efforts to lessen it
I dont understand?? Why are many Indians getting offended as dw posted this documentary?? 😂😅😅
I dont blame any religion for this heinous crime,rather justice system..and there are the politicians who tries to ignore or hide such serious cases ..(both in Bangladesh and india)!!
Unfortunately, we live in a society where the perpetrators are accepted with open arms and the victim is shamed and criticized.
They traite their cows and even rat better than they traite there girls where shame
Speak for yourself. Foreigners out
@@KonragTheDestroyer you keep defending indian men and culture unstead of the victims that show your mentality and lack of morality yes those terrible things happen everyday and everywhere but people round the world are doing something about not like india and many other countries where they ignore the suffering of the victims, be a good men and take care of your children and women there is no difference between a boy or a girl they are both gift from heaven
KonragTh but hurt indian
It is definitely a cultural problem. My husband studied the Asian South Continent in uni and said that Indian men had certain cultural problems that he just didn’t care for. Enough so that he changed his focus to the Far East.
We all like to think that people should have their culture, but when it’s beyond toxic, it’s impossible to support it.
great indian culture you know
Im curious,exactly what cultural problems did he talk about?
Indian men aren't evil or a monolithic group.
@@sauravthegreatVerna
@@_-_kevin13905how is it connected to this ??
Where r u from ??
From Indonesia, I m always shocked reading about rape cases in India. God please protect Indian girls n women.
Mostly muslim women
For foreigners traveling to India, safety can be a significant concern, especially for women and solo travelers. Tourists often face high levels of street crime, scams, and, unfortunately, incidents of sexual harassment and assault. Recent reports highlight that sexual violence, including the targeting of female tourists, continues to be a major issue. Cases like the brutal gang rape of a Spanish tourist in Jharkhand earlier this year reveal a persistent problem that has led many to question the safety measures in place for women in India
You do know rape is all over the world. Spanish girl was rape victim in USA by a white American male.
Aacharyprashant says that females have least level of privilege even the lower caste peoples are more privileged than any woman, @DW huge thanks to you for bringing such a core issue of our country
this is heartbreaking. I can't imagine the fear these sisters must be feeling :(
They are always chanting. 'our culture our culture' but the reality of their culture infront of the world...
There is discrimination started before birth of girl child...
Those who thinks girls should be brainwashed from early age to live under black tent they should stop giving opinion on womens rights
This problem is more serious in case of Muslim countries. Remember, according to Shariah, four male Muslim witnesses are required for proving a rape allegation against a woman. Consequently, rapes are more frequent in Muslim countries, especially against the non-Muslims.
😂😂😂 they have something.
It's the same with the religion of ISIS
Even they have Devdasi systems where low caste girls or Dalit girls are treated as religious slaves. Especially in south Indian temples. You can search on Google or RUclips Devdasi systems in modern India.
Rape is pretty much legal in india and celebrated among men
Not at all, It's celebrated among wealthy bad Indian boys. Corruption by wealthy people isn't only an Indian problem but also an American global leader problem. Ex :- New York mayor's corruption and Trump's victory in the Hush Money case...
Exactly 💯
@@mr.unknownindian1764 stfu
your BJP leader once got celebrated with malas i saw on some X account
@@mr.unknownindian1764he was a convicted 'R' word+ ist
I've spent time in India... This is such a sad story.
Stay safe girl,i hope the best for indian girls and female animals
No one is safe.
All the best; challenge accepted 🎉😂🤣
I once attended an Indian student group's dinner at an Ivy League university in the US.
When it was time to eat, the men just rushed the tables like Americans who were let into a Black Friday store opening.
The women just hung back like it was normal. It was unbelievable how uncivilized it was and how women were treated literally as second-class citizens.
Huge population with mostly poor people, and ineffective law enforcement makes India a dangerous place.
Soon this video will be ban in India, Modi doesnt like criticism.
Nope. It will never get banned 😂
In fact these documentaries are welcomed by the modi govt for a specific reason.
@Ellie46766 yeah like the one of bbc on gujrat
@@Doubtful-37BBC is just a biased media like Al Jazeera 😂 How many times do you see the condition of Christians in the Middle East in BBC????
@@Ellie46766yes sirs !!
Wow! The ancient cast system nonsense is still in play?
yes leader of opposition in india asks every one for their caste doesnt he?
Very much
That must be horrible😢
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Absolutely terrible. I hope these girls can somehow find help to heal ❤😢
@@29chauwhen 90% of the victims knew the perpetrator. Then it's a culture problem not a statistic surly?
india
@@tyronsimpson2143what about rapes in west?
I’m so scared and I’m just watching the documentary. I’m praying for these young girls who live this reality, India has to do better.
India already doing better than most of world
@@umeshpathak5223 😂😂😂😂 You're so funny
@@umeshpathak5223 yeah in unreported r word cases
In India women are culturally treat as a second class citizen & casting system are evident. They are also tend to belittled their fellow Indian according to their Region. In their newspaper you will see ads wherein the women is looking for any potential husband by posting her profile. Upon marriage the women is the one who will give dowry to the family of her husband to be & She will carry most of the obligations to serve her husband and his family. Her ATM/salary is on the possession of her house husband. Wives cannot decide without her husband approval even though She is the provider. Having a baby boy is precious while having a girl is useless to some families.
HOW CAN YOU SAY INDIA IS ON TOP OF CRIME AGAINST WOMEN...... PLEASE TALK IN TERMS OF CASES IN PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION.... INDIA HAVE BIGGEST POPULATION THUS EVERYTHING WILL SEEM TO BE HIGHEST... PLEASE SEE IT IN RATIO TO POPULATION.... IF YOU DO THAT THEN YOU WILL BE BUSY MAKING DOCUMENTARIES INWESTERN WORLD
@@29chau Did I say nor comment that India is on top of crime against women? Comprehension is missing on your brain 🧠
@@29chaustop spamming everywhere
true worst country
@@29chau it is not my fault if your brain can't comprehend my comment 🧠
As an Indian, I wouldn’t disagree.
But, there is a ray of hope🤞🏻
Are you talking about scammers??
@@Tate525
yes sars
do da nidphul sars
do not redeem sars
good morning sirs
if india want to BECOME one of the next economy powerful nations, they need to solve these women rights issues !
Funny fact: Modernisation of police forces scheme existed since 1969 and the Bureau of Police Research and Development existed since 1970, but the Indian police forces are still primitive.
On a serious note, India seriously needs to bring about massive reforms and modernisation of the police forces and build a force that a real emerging superpower must have. Looking at the current state of the police forces, bragging that India is a future superpower is so laughable. If the police are not fixed as fast as possible, movements to abolish the police may rise. Watch and learn from UAE police how a modern police force should be like.
Stay strong Indian Sisters .
6 years old?! So there are no grown women around? What type of animal would do such a thing?
She won't remember 😂😂.
most 'nice men' just look the other way
@@StefanTafsmart men not nice men
I don't understand your problem ??
@@iwantanewhead2976 yes she will
People will deny that but deep within their hearts even they know this is true.
And this is supposed to be one of the most spiritual countries?!?!
What is the Indian government doing about it. The government should be ashamed
The punishment for rape is beyond hysterical. Modi needs to learn how to be a man.
It's very common and a cultural thing in India. The corrupt Indian police are all bribed off and won't do anything about it at all. So if you have a daughter please be very careful and never let her go out at night!
What if she is an adult ? We can't control them
Last 10 yrs this country has become very bad for every human facade of life. ! Govt is only busy to make rich more rich and poor more poor. !
Now some Vishwaguru Bhakts will say western media is anti national 😂
Our culture had a rule. And the men does women, the men was supposed to marry the wife and take care of her.
There was happy ending😂
Yup 😂
Gorge sourose.😅
India once a civilization, now intellectually , spiritually a barren land . Religion, culture , even thought is hijacked by business and politicians .
@@prandeepkalita3311 India was a civilization around 5000 years ago when even hinduism didn't exist
Disgusting people!
rotten country
Its about denied justice that is more concerning. so called disgusting people exist in every country..
Look upon my comment it will teach you some manners !
even worse
EXACTLY!!!!
Let's be honest. India government didn't know how to govern 1 billion population. China government did it's best maintaining law and order of over 1 billion population, in comparison with India. Both country have similar starting point after world war 2.
They're treating cows and cobras better than their moms and sisters.
Hmm, that's why 40% of American children have unmarried women.😂
@@mr.unknownindian1764Stop trying to run away from India problem
@@biancavitoriaoliveira729 what did he try to mean btw 💀💀
@@mr.unknownindian1764 so?
As an Indian woman i wanna say that men enjoys the highest strata in Indian society as compare to women.
Women r treated here like a 2nd class citizen or below dat.
Today, d situation is still better (which is worst actually) as compare to d previous times where women were treated so inhumanly dat if an outsider will listen to d stories of those women, blood wud start springing out of his ears. Such a terrible cntry India is for women.
Please make yourself worthy enough to rise high in life don’t criticise the system, women in India representing in all fields from politics to Armed forces..
I'll never visit, third world country.
Please don't visit India
India has to change their culture. Very sad.
Only North India should change the culture.
Not gonna happen
@@daredevil30000 oh shut up! We all need to improve, south isn't something different
It's the worst place a woman can be..Me being a woman have felt that whenever I visit Delhi or other cities
Sams 😢
As a woman and a human before anything else, I stand in solidarity with every woman on our planet until she gets her rights back. We are here for each other. 🙏
So Do u stand with Women of Palestine who r being exploded in pieces by Western Leaders??
Finally a western media that's willing to say it how it is. Indian behavior should change.
I once wanted to visit India. Never will I for this reason.
Visit south india it's better than north india . It's north india shown here
@@amel_.sif u separate it this way then South is no different either
Oh my...this brought on tears in me feel bad to those Girls who cant defend themselves...I reallt wished no girls girls could suffer on this cause it's really traumatizing and really affecting their growth especially to those young girls.
Hinduism is the major relation in India. This isn't surprising.
What's that supposed to mean?
There are many religions in india
@@Priya-jw5utBut Hinduism is the main one
It's so painful to see those girls and women suffer 😓
Thanks DW, Thanks for pointing out the truth ❤
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Great, now make a documentary on how his people are being racially profiled in German borders.
@@DWDocumentary HOW CAN YOU SAY INDIA IS ON TOP OF CRIME AGAINST WOMEN...... PLEASE TALK IN TERMS OF CASES IN PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION.... INDIA HAVE BIGGEST POPULATION THUS EVERYTHING WILL SEEM TO BE HIGHEST... PLEASE SEE IT IN RATIO TO POPULATION.... IF YOU DO THAT THEN YOU WILL BE BUSY MAKING DOCUMENTARIES INWESTERN WORLD
@@29chauyes saar 😭😭😭
@@y.u.so.saar😭😭
Vigilantism is more just than a system…!
Wow that female police officer talking to the adolescents is hella brave!!!
In India you can't do anything without money,
HOW CAN YOU SAY INDIA IS ON TOP OF CRIME AGAINST WOMEN...... PLEASE TALK IN TERMS OF CASES IN PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION.... INDIA HAVE BIGGEST POPULATION THUS EVERYTHING WILL SEEM TO BE HIGHEST... PLEASE SEE IT IN RATIO TO POPULATION.... IF YOU DO THAT THEN YOU WILL BE BUSY MAKING DOCUMENTARIES INWESTERN WORLD
@@29chau India is most populated after china, do china has higher crime rate than India? No.why?
@@Mizoram549 Because China is a communist country with extremely strict laws that go against human rights.
@@Mizoram549if you don't recognise something as crime. It's not recorded.
I notice a lot of Korean women travel blog there alone. I wonder what they market in Korea so well whilst the rest of the world is meanwhile well aware of dangers.
It's anywhere in the world. U do realize. Rape is all over the world.
@@kem1233not as common as in india
If I were a female living in India, I couldn’t imagine how evil a criminal I would become seeing and hearing all of these.
Meanwhile Canada is bringing in more and more Indians.
India's main problem is its law and order issues. The government is responsible for it. If the government works effectively to protect women then these incidents wouldn't have happened.
As a woman i agree 💯
Yet these Indian men support Israel.
Monica Singh is doing great work. I hope more people can become proactive like her.
The women need to stand tall and protest by the millions..time this crap stopped
This attitude towards women emanates from culture and religion hence overlooked by society (since society is very orthodox, traditional and superstitious)
Welcome to Endia! Cows are safer than women here Saar!
this is so heartbreaking 😢 i hope this will end soon i can't imagine the trauma that they got especially the children 😢😢😢