Park Street Rape Survivor

The arrest of the prime accused in the Park Street rape triggered elation among the late rape survivor's family and supporters on Friday, and they wished the out-spoken anti-rape campaigner was alive to see the dramatic turn of events.

A court in Kolkata is likely to pronounce its judgement today in what has come to be known as the Park Street rape case. But Suzette Jordan, the rape survivor who went public with her identity, died in March of meningitis after a long battle for justice.

"Courage is rare... so rare that you doubt every ounce of it that you find," said activist Harish Iyer of his friend Suzette Jordan, who died on Monday of meningoencephalitis.

Suzette had appeared as a guest on Aamir's show Satyamev Jayate

When I first saw Suzette Katrina Jordan, she was a silhouette. The back-lights were strong, highlighting her cloud of curly her. Her face, in shadows.

A rape survivor who took on the West Bengal government and police in her fight for justice in what came to be known as the "Park Street Rape Case" has died. Suzette Jordan, 40, died of meningoencephalitis at a hospital in Kolkata on Friday.

A woman, who has alleged that she was denied entry into a Kolkata restaurant on Saturday for being a rape survivor, has filed a First Information Report against the eatery.

A woman, who was allegedly raped inside a moving car in Kolkata in 2012, on Sunday claimed that she was denied entry into a restaurant for being a "rape survivor." The restaurant refuted the claim.

One year and four months after she was raped and came to be known as the "Park Street rape survivor," the woman has come forward and revealed her name and identity. Suzette Jordan is 38-year-old single mother of two girls and caregiver of her ailing mother as well.

For 14 months after her ordeal in February last year, Kolkata's Park Street rape survivor struggled to find a job to support her ailing mother and two daughters.

The arrest of the prime accused in the Park Street rape triggered elation among the late rape survivor's family and supporters on Friday, and they wished the out-spoken anti-rape campaigner was alive to see the dramatic turn of events.

A court in Kolkata is likely to pronounce its judgement today in what has come to be known as the Park Street rape case. But Suzette Jordan, the rape survivor who went public with her identity, died in March of meningitis after a long battle for justice.

"Courage is rare... so rare that you doubt every ounce of it that you find," said activist Harish Iyer of his friend Suzette Jordan, who died on Monday of meningoencephalitis.

Suzette had appeared as a guest on Aamir's show Satyamev Jayate

When I first saw Suzette Katrina Jordan, she was a silhouette. The back-lights were strong, highlighting her cloud of curly her. Her face, in shadows.

A rape survivor who took on the West Bengal government and police in her fight for justice in what came to be known as the "Park Street Rape Case" has died. Suzette Jordan, 40, died of meningoencephalitis at a hospital in Kolkata on Friday.

A woman, who has alleged that she was denied entry into a Kolkata restaurant on Saturday for being a rape survivor, has filed a First Information Report against the eatery.

A woman, who was allegedly raped inside a moving car in Kolkata in 2012, on Sunday claimed that she was denied entry into a restaurant for being a "rape survivor." The restaurant refuted the claim.

One year and four months after she was raped and came to be known as the "Park Street rape survivor," the woman has come forward and revealed her name and identity. Suzette Jordan is 38-year-old single mother of two girls and caregiver of her ailing mother as well.

For 14 months after her ordeal in February last year, Kolkata's Park Street rape survivor struggled to find a job to support her ailing mother and two daughters.