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Outrage in India

As politicians play catch-up, the brutal gang rape and murder of a New Delhi medical student forces the world’s largest democracy to take a hard look at the status of women.

  • Noopur Tiwari, Journalist, New Dehli television;
  • Martine Moscovici, Criminal lawyer;
  • Divya Rajogopal, Reporter, Business Times of India;
  • Natacha Butler, France 24 Correspondent.

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    Programme prepared and produced by Christopher Davis, David Boratav and Mary Colombel

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