Protests erupted in Delhi as women marched through the streets to demand accountability for ongoing sexual violence, echoing the outrage that followed the 2008 Nirbhaya bus rape case. Holding bold signs and chanting for justice, demonstrators condemned persistent harassment, assault, and systemic failures to protect them. The rally underscored the enduring frustration that years of activism have yet to translate into meaningful change or consequences for perpetrators. With sexual violence remaining a daily threat, activists insist their fight for safety and justice is far from over.
Women say nothing has changed since Delhi’s infamous Nirbhaya bus rape case 14 years agoThe posters, just like the women holding them, were taking no prisoners. “Girls don’t need curfews, rapists need consequences,” read one. “Lock your dicks rather than your women at home,” read another.As hundreds of women walked from the gates of their university campus into the streets of Delhi – where sexual harassment, assault, catcalling and molestation are a constant, daily threat – they shouted together in a chorus of rage and defiance: “We want justice.” Continue reading...
