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High Court Refuses To Interfere With Ban On Nirbhaya Documentary 'India's Daughter'
Delhi High Court today refused to interfere with the ban on a controversial BBC documentary, 'India's Daughter' on the December 16 gangrape case, saying the issue of its telecast was pending before the trial court which was competent to deal with it.
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Juvenile In Delhi Gang-Rape Case To Be 'In Custody' Of NGO: Sources
The parents of Nirbhaya - as the 23-year-old came to be known - have demanded that the "juvenile's" face be shown. To stop his release, they had petitioned the home ministry, courts and the National Human Rights Commission.
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'India's Daughter': A Horrifying Gang Rape and Its Festering Wounds
At the end of her film, Udwin reminds us of the obvious - violence against women is not merely an Indian problem.
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Activist Who Screened Documentary India's Daughter, Arrested
Activist Ketan Dixit, who held screenings of the banned documentary India's Daughter in Agra and Delhi, has been arrested by the Delhi Police. He was later produced at a local court and was granted bail.
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Outrage Over Defence Lawyers' Comments in Nirbhaya Documentary
The derogatory comments about women made by two lawyers in the documentary 'India's Daughter' - banned in India and telecast by the BBC last night - have sparked outrage. Fellow lawyers want their licences revoked and people are demanding, in hundreds of posts on social media, that they be punished.
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Blog: "India's Daughter" - A Young Woman's Open Letter to the Prime Minister
This letter is in response to the ban in India on the documentary "India's Daughter" made by Leslee Udwin, who is herself a victim of rape.
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Home Ministry Sends Nirbhaya Documentary Ban Order to BBC
The Home Ministry, sources said, has sent a copy of the court order prohibiting the telecast of the documentary "India's Daughters," to the British Broadcasting Corporation or BBC, which aired it on Wednesday night in the UK and other countries.
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Delhi Rape Convict's Remarks 'Unspeakable': Ban Ki-moon's Spokesperson
The remarks by one of the Delhi gangrape convict blaming the victim for the assault are "unspeakable", UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's spokesperson has said, stressing the need for men to get involved in halting violence against women.
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After India's Ban, Nirbhaya Documentary 'India's Daughter' Aired by BBC
The British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, on Wednesday night aired the documentary based on the December 2012 Delhi gang-rape by filmmaker Leslee Udwin in the UK and other countries.
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High Court Refuses To Interfere With Ban On Nirbhaya Documentary 'India's Daughter'
Delhi High Court today refused to interfere with the ban on a controversial BBC documentary, 'India's Daughter' on the December 16 gangrape case, saying the issue of its telecast was pending before the trial court which was competent to deal with it.
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Juvenile In Delhi Gang-Rape Case To Be 'In Custody' Of NGO: Sources
The parents of Nirbhaya - as the 23-year-old came to be known - have demanded that the "juvenile's" face be shown. To stop his release, they had petitioned the home ministry, courts and the National Human Rights Commission.
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'India's Daughter': A Horrifying Gang Rape and Its Festering Wounds
At the end of her film, Udwin reminds us of the obvious - violence against women is not merely an Indian problem.
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Activist Who Screened Documentary India's Daughter, Arrested
Activist Ketan Dixit, who held screenings of the banned documentary India's Daughter in Agra and Delhi, has been arrested by the Delhi Police. He was later produced at a local court and was granted bail.
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Outrage Over Defence Lawyers' Comments in Nirbhaya Documentary
The derogatory comments about women made by two lawyers in the documentary 'India's Daughter' - banned in India and telecast by the BBC last night - have sparked outrage. Fellow lawyers want their licences revoked and people are demanding, in hundreds of posts on social media, that they be punished.
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Blog: "India's Daughter" - A Young Woman's Open Letter to the Prime Minister
This letter is in response to the ban in India on the documentary "India's Daughter" made by Leslee Udwin, who is herself a victim of rape.
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Home Ministry Sends Nirbhaya Documentary Ban Order to BBC
The Home Ministry, sources said, has sent a copy of the court order prohibiting the telecast of the documentary "India's Daughters," to the British Broadcasting Corporation or BBC, which aired it on Wednesday night in the UK and other countries.
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Delhi Rape Convict's Remarks 'Unspeakable': Ban Ki-moon's Spokesperson
The remarks by one of the Delhi gangrape convict blaming the victim for the assault are "unspeakable", UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's spokesperson has said, stressing the need for men to get involved in halting violence against women.
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After India's Ban, Nirbhaya Documentary 'India's Daughter' Aired by BBC
The British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, on Wednesday night aired the documentary based on the December 2012 Delhi gang-rape by filmmaker Leslee Udwin in the UK and other countries.
