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Protest in Baluwatar against incidents of rape and sexual violence

Demonstrators call for end to the statute of limitations in rape and sexual violence cases. The protest was organised a day after a girl came forward with her story of being raped.
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Published at : May 20, 2022
Updated at : May 20, 2022 18:11

People from different walks of life organised a protest on Friday in Baluwatar against incidents of rape and sexual violence.

The protest was organised after a rape survivor made public her ordeal through various social media platforms.

As per the videos posted by the victim, she was raped by the organisers of Miss Global International following her participation at the event in 2014. She alleged that the perpetrators called her to a hotel room and raped her. The survivor has claimed that her abusers continued exploiting her sexually for at least six months, blackmailing her with her photographs and videos.

The demonstrators demanded an end to the statute of limitations on cases of rape and other sexual offences and setting up fast-track courts to look into cases of rape and sexual violence among others.

Here are some photos of the protest in front of the prime minister’s official residence in Baluwatar by Post’s photographer Elite Joshi.

 Elite Joshi/TKP
The statute of limitations and prerequisite of an official complaint to start investigation are major technical hurdles for women’s access to justice. Elite Joshi/TKP
 Elite Joshi/TKP
 Elite Joshi/TKP




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