How can India end this tide of violence against women?
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KumKum Dasgupta
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On the final day of the 16 Days of Activism to End Gender-Based Violence, the Guardian covers the continued prevalence of violence against women in India, highlighting a recent ICRW/UNFA report that found that 52% of women surveyed had experienced violence during their lifetime, with 60% of male respondents admitted to acting violently against their wife or partner.
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