When is enough enough? Ten years ago on Friday, the horrific gang rape of a 23 year old physiotherapy intern on a bus in Delhi outraged the world. Since then, activists in India continue to work hard to change a culture that too often blames victims for their own sexual assaults, but little has changed. See how the terrifying account of Jyoti Singh, nicknamed Nirbhaya or fearless, continues to push India to re-evaluate its systemic disregard for women, ten years after her death. | CGTN America

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15K views · 461 reactions | Crowds cheered outside a prison in Delhi after four men convicted of the gang rape and murder of a woman in 2012 were hanged. | DW News | Facebook

5.4K views · 148 reactions | The Supreme Court exonerated three defendants who had been given the death punishment by a Delhi court for the 2012 rape and murder of a 19-year-old woman in the Chhawala neighbourhood of Delhi. A 19-year-old girl, Kiran Negi had succumbed to her injuries after she was brutally gang-raped and murdered. The body of Negi was found abandoned on February 14 in Rewari, Haryana. #delhi #supremecourt #haryana | The Logical Indian | Facebook

35K views · 2.4K reactions | #WATCH Asha Devi, mother of 2012 Delhi gang-rape victim: Till now, I never talked about politics, but now I want to say that those people who held protests on streets in 2012, today the same people are only playing with my daughter's death for political gains. | Asian News International (ANI) | Facebook