After the broadcast of a BBC documentary by Leslee Udwin 'India's
Daughter' which deals with the brutal and horrific gangrape, and murder
of a 23-year-old paramedical student popularly called Nirbhaya
Now in response to Leslee Udwin's 'India's Daughter', a documentary made by an Indian Harvinder Singh titled 'United Kingdom's Daughters' reveals the situation is much worse in western nations and 250 women in the UK are raped daily.
Harvinder Singh claims in 'United Kingdom's Daughters', rape is a global phenomena and the mentality of those committing the heinous crime is the same all over the world.
The documentary claims that "10 per cent of UK women said they experienced sexual victimisation."
According to the documentary 'United Kingdom's Daughters', one-third of Britons believe women are responsible for rape. It also claims that killing figures are low in the UK as women do not resist rape.
The same was said by death row convict Mukesh. He admitted that had the girl not fought back or resisted, they would have not killed her and just beat up her male friend who had accompanied her on the ill-fated night of December 16, 2012.
Moreover, in UK not all rape survivors get justice as only 10 per cent rapists are convicted in the country, says the documentary.
Now in response to Leslee Udwin's 'India's Daughter', a documentary made by an Indian Harvinder Singh titled 'United Kingdom's Daughters' reveals the situation is much worse in western nations and 250 women in the UK are raped daily.
Harvinder Singh claims in 'United Kingdom's Daughters', rape is a global phenomena and the mentality of those committing the heinous crime is the same all over the world.
The documentary claims that "10 per cent of UK women said they experienced sexual victimisation."
According to the documentary 'United Kingdom's Daughters', one-third of Britons believe women are responsible for rape. It also claims that killing figures are low in the UK as women do not resist rape.
The same was said by death row convict Mukesh. He admitted that had the girl not fought back or resisted, they would have not killed her and just beat up her male friend who had accompanied her on the ill-fated night of December 16, 2012.
Moreover, in UK not all rape survivors get justice as only 10 per cent rapists are convicted in the country, says the documentary.
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