Indian men lead in sexual violence, worst on gender equality: study
Publication Date
07 March 2011
Publication Author
Neha Bhayana
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The Times of India reports on initial findings from ICRW’s recent IMAGES study (International Men and Gender Equality Survey), which included data that showed a high prevalence of sexual violence among Indian men when compared to men in other countries. Ravi Verma, director of ICRW’s Asia Regional Office, is quoted in the article.
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