The brutal gang rape of a 23year old
girl in New Delhi has rocked India and the rest of the world. The manner in
which the victim was raped was horrific to say the least. However, rapes in New
Delhi have hit a high record, further illustrating the increase in corruption
and red tape in politics, government, and the local police. In fact, the law of
enforcement of laws against rape have now erupted and the masses of India are
in heavy protest.
However, the protests are rather
peaceful. Women and men who are determined to stand up against corruption and
demand the enforcement of the laws against rape are using a peaceful way to
resolve this heinous crime. The technique that is being used to voice their
opinions and force the local governments to make a change: protests. The
protests are quite peaceful amongst the crowds. In fact, the crowd is not only
demanding justice for the victim, but also enforcing the government to rethink
how they do business!
Photo by CNN. About 600 guitarists
play John Lennon's "Imagine" in a tribute to the rape victim in
Darjeeling on January 3.
Protesting in a peaceful manner is
one such method to ensure that your thoughts, voices, and opinions are heard.
With a mass of people, protesting peacefully is truly very difficult. Why? Well
the reason being that some individuals are prone to get the attention of their
audience by throwing debris, screaming, yelling, and attacking the local
police, government buildings, etc. However, in India, the citizens are
demanding their rights by peaceful means.
The six men accused of committing this crime have been arrested and charged with rape, murder, and kidnapping. The crowd demands that they be hung.
Do you think these six men should be
hung or have the right to a trail until proven guilty? Share your thoughts with
us today.
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