Children are supposed to be protected. They’re supposed to have a childhood spent stressing about playtime before homework and about making up with their best friends over tiffin fights. But in India, children are scared. And they should be.
The tragic, inhuman and unspeakable act of rape, torture and the murder of an eight-year-old in Kathua has jolted the entire nation.
How do you equip children to protect themselves? How do you protect a child? The situation in India is quite grim.
The National Crime Records Bureau’s (NCRB) most recent records, showcasing the rate of crime against children in India in 2016, presents an extremely worrying statistic.
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