Are Women Safe In India? S*xual Violence, Marital Rape & Safety - Yogita Bhayana | FO173 Raj Shamani

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro
03:00 - Power of social media
05:04 - Human trafficking case
08:18 - Are women safe in our country?
10:05 - How rape cases will stop?
11:46 - Problem with Animal movie
13:19 - Problem with item songs
14:15 - Why rape cases are increasing?
18:09 - Why 90% of cases don’t get reported?
22:22 - Why is rape conviction low in India?
23:30 - Most brutal rape case
28:01 - Misuse of law in fake rape cases
30:30 - Challenges in a high profile case
37:15 - Her source of strength
38:57 - Challenges of reporting a rape case
39:50 - Evidences of a rape case
44:20 - Challenges of getting justice in India
47:45 - Responsibility of the society
50:40 - No justification for rape
52:20 - Psychology of rapists
53:41 - Educating and spreading awareness about rape cases
57:18 - Law for rape on false promise of marriage
58:50 - Should marital rape be criminalised?
59:52 - Responsibility of educated women
1:02:03 - Do lie detectors work?
1:03:10 - Post rape trauma
1:06:45 - Help Yogita in PARI movement
1:10:30 - Conclusion

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In today’s episode of Figuring Out, we have Yogita Bhayana in conversation with Raj Shamani. She is a well-known rape activist in India. She is the voice of many rape victims, the face behind Nirbhaya moment and she fights against gender violence, and is a motivational speaker.

In this episode, we talked about some heart-shattering rape cases that are happening almost every day in India. We talked about a case of human trafficking of a 2-3 days old baby and how when investigated they ended up rescuing 3-4 more kids. We discussed about if rape cases have decreased in India or what is the ground-level reality. She shared numerous brutally rape and murdered cases that will make us stop and think about what is going so wrong and what we can do. She also highlighted how Bollywood impacts people and their thought process and how some movies are becoming an influence to various crimes. We also talked about different challenges these victims go through while getting justice and how they can collect evidence to make their case stronger.

Towards the end, we discussed various causes that led to such crimes and what’s the psychology of such criminals. She also talked about where we are lacking as a country and what are some solutions we should work on. We talked about how does one can heal from post-trauma of rape and she ended with talking about her NGO, how she started this and how can we help her to help other victims. For more such podcasts don’t forget to subscribe to our channel.

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[fictionworld-]

As a girl hearing all these incidents is quite imagine we are only watching this but those girls who camed across all these don't know what else is gonna happen in future women be able to roam safely???

[debolinaroy]

This podcast needs millions of views, we don't need podcast about bollywood celebrities, new india needs more podcasts like this

[itspuredevil]

Came here after Kolkata doctor incident.. I'm so sad and have no words... Justice is all we ask for 😢

[srishti]

She's so consciously uncorrupt. Don't see many people like her anymore. Kudos!

[BBeeblebrox]

She's anxious, her speech is so flustered but i can't imagine how strong 5his woman must be after hearing that her only source of strength is truth and she's not afraid of jail or death

[lifeofnitu]

The point she spoke about movie "Animal" is so true.

[meghanakl]

Thanks. Please make sure the money donated here supports PARI

[the.misujaiswal]

"I respect this lady from the bottom of my heart for her great work." 🙇
This work requires great courage.

[navreetkaur]

The fact that she considered the point of view from police that how the system is fucked and they are suffering too...was incredible and shows how dedicated she is towards her work...

[kiranlalwani]

I did my internship with a NGO & I personally attended to a rape case of a 14 yr old girl. The girl went missing & I was shocked to see that the police dept was not ready to write an FIR. Ms Yogita, you definitely make a point that the police dept have become insensitive, for whatever situation they are facing in the dept.
Personally, the rape, murder cases should have a fast track system so that the fear should be there before doing this act!!!

[Ana-cwgi]

The way she is passionately discussing the crimes. The close proximity to the cases made her tremble in her space whilst discussing those heinous acts.

[meghanar]

Can't believe someone can be so thoughtful, he is donating this Podcast earnings to charity . Also he asks questions with a lot more sense and no BS

[TheKnowledgeislife]

India can become 30 trillion economy but if justice is delayed and denied at this rate we will never be developed.

[samieecharisma]

Saw the first Iron lady coming upfront and speaking it openly. And the most genuine in most crucial fight on earth.

[shaikhsaniyaa]

Every rape got these layers behind it.
1. Objectification of women in our movies
2. The common role our actresses are offered is to support a man emotionally or to earn his love as her prime goal
3. The iniquitous 'item songs'
4. Men never told to not stare at a woman rather women are told to dress properly
5. Lack of proper sex education
6. Prostitution and pornography
7. Patriarchy causing men to feel superior
8. Alcohol, drugs
As long as we don't address all of these collectively, we'll only erupt now and then and won't find a solution.

[asp]

This woman is the real hero of our society !! Thank you for your hard work.

[irfannazir]

Recently rape case happen in jharkhand with tourist lady it was shameful act

[sirishavaddi]

A big salute to this woman. She is no less than a soldier. She needs more support from society.

[jassipal]

This type of podcast is need of today's time exclusive episode kudos to Mam yogita

[prathammore]

Huge respect for this lady. I just hope she helps as many victims as possible