Protest After Kerala Rape Case

A day after Bishop Franco Mulakkal, accused of raping a nun multiple times over two years in a case that sparked massive outrage and protests in Kerala, was acquitted by a court, the prosecution has decided to file an appeal.

Sister Lucy Kalappura - one of a group of nuns expelled on "disciplinary grounds" after she joined protests against rape-accused Bishop Franco Mulakkal - has been ordered to vacate her convent

Franco Mulakkal, the senior Catholic priest accused of repeatedly raping a nun, has been granted bail by the Kerala High Court over three weeks after he was arrested.

At a time when India is horrified with rape and murders, a private bank in Kerala was forced to sack its employee after he made derogatory comments about the 8-year-old girl raped and killed in Jammu's Kathua.

Despite growing protests in Kerala over the rape and gruesome murder of a law student in Ernakulam, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has said that the case does not require a CBI probe. The police have made no arrests, 10 days after the incident.

There was anger and protests on the streets of Perambavoor town in Kerala's Ernakulam district on Wednesday, a week after the brutal murder and alleged rape of a 30-year-old law student.

Protests by opposition members against the Kerala government's handling of demonstrations over the Suryanelli rape case on Thursday forced the state Assembly to adjourn for the third straight day.

A day after Bishop Franco Mulakkal, accused of raping a nun multiple times over two years in a case that sparked massive outrage and protests in Kerala, was acquitted by a court, the prosecution has decided to file an appeal.

Sister Lucy Kalappura - one of a group of nuns expelled on "disciplinary grounds" after she joined protests against rape-accused Bishop Franco Mulakkal - has been ordered to vacate her convent

Franco Mulakkal, the senior Catholic priest accused of repeatedly raping a nun, has been granted bail by the Kerala High Court over three weeks after he was arrested.

At a time when India is horrified with rape and murders, a private bank in Kerala was forced to sack its employee after he made derogatory comments about the 8-year-old girl raped and killed in Jammu's Kathua.

Despite growing protests in Kerala over the rape and gruesome murder of a law student in Ernakulam, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has said that the case does not require a CBI probe. The police have made no arrests, 10 days after the incident.

There was anger and protests on the streets of Perambavoor town in Kerala's Ernakulam district on Wednesday, a week after the brutal murder and alleged rape of a 30-year-old law student.

Protests by opposition members against the Kerala government's handling of demonstrations over the Suryanelli rape case on Thursday forced the state Assembly to adjourn for the third straight day.