Rape is never a womans fault Kamala B. Sarup This is a true story. According to my interest to contribute for womens cause, I was eager to write about my social worker friend. She was a very genuine and decisive personality played precious role to enable our society. Recently, she was brutally gang-raped. After she was raped, she sent me a letter. It is especially bad news for womens safety. In fact, societys outlook towards raped women is not good. Looking over the letter that my friend sent me, I am sad to read it. She is my friend and the love pours out from my heart for her. The question is: where does the policy stand on this issue? Do NGOs condemn this? Will they take action against the men who raped my friend? Remembering past times, my thoughts go out to her. She had once told me, Men are selfish. Most of the men want a beautiful woman for themselves. My husband told me I am not beautiful. Kamu, even if my face is not beautiful, I deserve to be treated with love. Women are exploited by men. I hate being married, Kamu. She also told me, I was raped, but there is no justice because of the situation. She was wedded with her husband only last month. Only last year, she started work at a nursing hospital. Now she is a rape survivor, alone, depressed and sad. Her husband also left her because she was raped. My reply to her was, You are not alone, and it is not your fault you were raped. To restore law and order and achieve previous enforcement standards would be a good task that the people would welcome. I also told her, Let there be a proper environment where there be a good environment where women can exercise their womens rights, where women will be respected. Copyright mediaforfreedom
Posted on: Sun, 30 Mar 2014 14:45:09 +0000
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