Kerala horror: 70-year-old woman raped during robbery, burglar blinded her with chilly powder

PM Modi says crime against women unpardonable sin, guilty shouldn't be spared

Human trafficking has become a multi-million-dollar industry. Its victims are men, women and children. The crime ranges from sexual exploitation to forced labour, to forceful recruitment in wars. Those accused are rarely brought to justice due to their influence. So why is human trafficking so hard to combat? To know more, watch Dark World with Harshit Sabarwal on WION.

Human trafficking: Why is it hard to combat? | Dark World

South Africa crime data: Murder attempt cases against women rise by 21.5% in first three months of 2023

UK's Metropolitan Police announced Monday that a policeman with more than two decades of experience has pled guilty to dozens of counts of rape, sexual assault, false imprisonment, attempted rape, and other crimes.

WION Dispatch: UK Police officer pleads guilty to 49 crimes against women

South Africa is one of the most unsafe countries in the world and the numbers are proving just that. The recent statistics from the country's police authority revealed that the murder rate in the country increased by 11.5% in the first quarter of 2022 compared with the same period last year. But what's more worrying is that women are the most vulnerable target.

World of Africa | South Africa: Crimes against women on the rise