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Death penalty is not the answer .. to violence against women

Pirate PraveenPirate Praveen Mon 23 Apr 2018 10:40AMPublicSeen by 297

The focus must be on enhancing rape conviction rates and taking steps to rehabilitate and empower survivors
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/death-penalty-is-not-the-answer/article23638813.ece

What specific action points can we add to our manifesto? http://pirates.org.in/manifesto

Pirate Vik

Pirate VikMon 23 Apr 2018 7:36PM

@praveenarimbrathod We already agreed that we stand against the death penalty. We could add a specific action with regard to the rehabilitation of criminals generally?

Pirate Praveen

Pirate PraveenWed 25 Apr 2018 7:39AM

In this case, I'm looking at ways to prevent violence against women and ensure justice for the victims of these crimes. We need to ensure verdict in time (more judges and fast track courts) and also ensure the witness get protection.

Pirate Vik

Pirate VikFri 27 Apr 2018 12:44PM

I agree timely verdicts and witness protection are essential elements of a functioning justice system.

Karthikeyan A K

Karthikeyan A KThu 26 Apr 2018 12:11AM

To prevent it we must think out in a radical way. The first would be better educations from school days, that's a very long term idea. The short term will be to legalize prostitution. It takes the dirtiness from mind and puts it where it must belong.

Appoox

AppooxThu 26 Apr 2018 5:41PM

The short term will be to legalize prostitution

As much as it is required, legalizing prostitution is going to be very controversial if at all it is able to pass through a legislative institution.

Rojin

RojinFri 27 Apr 2018 11:24AM

Are you aware of any eastern cultured countries adopting that?

Pirate Vik

Pirate VikFri 27 Apr 2018 12:47PM

Prostitution is legal in India

Rojin

RojinFri 27 Apr 2018 1:28PM

I meant prostitution as a job with pensions and stuff. It showed a decrease in human trafficking and crimes against women. Is this legal in India? I think it was 6 months ago that there was a report in Asianet about underground prostitution units in Delhi. Could you elaborate how is prostitution legal in India.

Appoox

AppooxThu 26 Apr 2018 5:38PM

taking steps to rehabilitate and empower survivors

Not just the victims, but also for the criminals themselves. Rape as we know is a social disease and should be treated likewise with the longterm solutions mentioned above.

Rojin

RojinFri 27 Apr 2018 11:29AM

I think there is enough empowering in a law basis, most laws for woman is based solely on her word ie no evidence required in many cases. This has gone to an extend where misuse gives more power than proper use.

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