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Protests Across 25 Countries Over 130 Cities Over Kolkata Rape-Murder Case

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Sixty protests had been deliberate within the US

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Hundreds of members of the Indian neighborhood had been protesting in additional than 130 cities throughout 25 international locations on Sunday, organisers stated, to demand justice after final month’s rape and homicide of a trainee physician at a hospital within the metropolis of Kolkata.

The protests began in giant and small teams throughout Japan, Australia, Taiwan and Singapore, earlier than spreading to cities in a number of European international locations. Sixty had been deliberate within the U.S.

They added to ongoing protests round India after the August 9 killing of the 31-year-old postgraduate scholar of chest medication.

A suspect has been arrested together with the previous principal of R.G. Kar Medical Faculty the place the sufferer was learning.

At one of many protests within the Swedish capital Stockholm, scores of primarily black-clad ladies gathered in Sergels Torg sq. to sing songs in Bengali and maintain indicators, demanding accountability for the crime and security for Indian ladies.

“The information of this heinous crime dedicated on a younger trainee physician whereas on obligation numbed and shocked every of us on the sheer ruthlessness, brutality and disrespect of human life,” stated Dipti Jain, an organiser of the worldwide protests.

Ms Jain, now a British citizen and alumni of the Calcutta Nationwide Medical Faculty and Hospital, had final month organised a feminine medical doctors protest within the UK.

The Supreme Courtroom has listed the following listening to of the trainee’s case for Monday.

Though harder legal guidelines had been launched after the 2012 ugly gang rape and homicide of a 23-year-old scholar on a transferring bus in New Delhi, activists say the Kolkata case reveals how ladies proceed to endure from sexual violence.

(Apart from the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV employees and is revealed from a syndicated feed.)

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