The Globalist

The problem of abuse of women in India will only be solved by changing entrenched culture norms that allow the abuse and degradation of women.

That the #MeToo movement has spread to India with such rapidity is a tribute to globalization.

India’s criminal justice system needs an overhaul. Politicians need to do far more than give in to populist impulses.

“Never again,” adopted in the wake of the Second World War, has become nothing but an empty slogan in South Sudan, Syria, Libya and Yemen.

Sextortion – the demand for sexual favors by powerful men – is especially prevalent in poor countries. It is the least investigated form of corruption in the world.

The tragic case of Japan’s WWII sex slaves.

India is not alone in battling the U.S. app phenom.

Around 65 percent of the rural population in India defecates in the open – this puts women at risk.

India needs to change some sanitation habits to protect health and safety.

In Syria, once again, rape is being used as a weapon of war. What can be done?