ICRW’s Priya Nanda discusses violence against women in India on BBC World
ICRW’s Priya speaks with BBC World’s GMT host George Alagiah to discuss violence against women in India. Specifically, Nanda talks about the code of silence and stigma surrounding sexual violence, but points to an increase in reporting of sexual violence, even in rural areas. Nanda and Alagiah also delve into the importance of working with men and boys to change norms around gender equality.
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