In Kolkata, a female doctor was tragically murdered after being subjected to sexual assault, sparking widespread protests. Thousands of people took to the streets in over 130 cities across 25 countries to demand justice for this horrific incident. The news of the female trainee doctor’s assault and murder at the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata has spread globally. As protests continue in Kolkata, the call for justice has resonated far and wide, leading to demonstrations in numerous cities around the world.
The ongoing protests in Kolkata reflect the outrage felt by many regarding the violence against women. The collective voice of thousands in various countries highlights the urgent need for change and justice in response to such tragic events. Protests took place in Japan, Australia, Taiwan, Singapore, various European countries, and in 60 cities across the United States. In Stockholm, Sweden, a large group of women gathered at Sergels Torg to advocate for the safety of Indian women, singing songs in Bengali.
The demonstrations spanned multiple countries, including Japan, Australia, Taiwan, Singapore, and several nations in Europe, as well as 60 cities in the U.S. In the heart of Stockholm, Sweden, many women came together at Sergels Torg, raising their voices in Bengali to support the cause of protecting Indian women.
Dr. Deepthi Jain, a prominent figure in advocating for women’s safety and rights, recently spearheaded a significant protest in London that drew attention to the alarming issues surrounding violence against women. Having completed her medical education at the esteemed Kolkata National Medical College and stated that “the brutal murder of a female trainee doctor in Kolkata has shocked us all.”
