This document discusses a brazen act of cruelty against women in India that left many scared and increased hysteria. Over 1500 police officers failed to provide safety during the incident. The government responded by installing more CCTV cameras, but it is doubtful this will restore lost hope. Ultimately, the document argues it is the idea that women are to blame for assaults based on their clothing that needs to change, not the clothing itself, and women deserve to feel safe and respected.
This document discusses a brazen act of cruelty against women in India that left many scared and increased hysteria. Over 1500 police officers failed to provide safety during the incident. The government responded by installing more CCTV cameras, but it is doubtful this will restore lost hope. Ultimately, the document argues it is the idea that women are to blame for assaults based on their clothing that needs to change, not the clothing itself, and women deserve to feel safe and respected.
This document discusses a brazen act of cruelty against women in India that left many scared and increased hysteria. Over 1500 police officers failed to provide safety during the incident. The government responded by installing more CCTV cameras, but it is doubtful this will restore lost hope. Ultimately, the document argues it is the idea that women are to blame for assaults based on their clothing that needs to change, not the clothing itself, and women deserve to feel safe and respected.
year, we were groped back to the heinous and dreaded headlines which continue to wrap the press in and around the country. This open show of hooliganism took place in the presence of 1500 on duty cops, openly challenging our disposition for the safety of women of the country.
This brazen act of cruelty has left
women all across the country scared and created a state of mass hysteria. Moreover it has vanquished the slightest confidence that emerged in the law and order of the country. The Karnataka government has announced that an installation of over 550 new CCTV cameras, all in the wake of this incident. Will these steps replenish the despondent souls of their lost hope, is highly doubtful.
It is often said that women wearing
inappropriate dresses that lead to molestations and rapes. But rather it is the idea that women wearing inappropriate dresses lead to rapes and molestation that does it. Its high time we stop riding this continuously interminable cycle of blame shifting and provide a safe and healthy environment for our girls to live, which, in all realisations, is quite too much to ask for from the country, apparently! However, one thing we want women of our country to know that stand by them and hope that each and every man on Earth understands their importance and give them the respect that they deserve.
President Uhuru Kenyatta's Speech During The 53rd Passing-Out Parade of Administration Police Recruits, Administration Police Training College, Embakasi.