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Sparking the #MeToo revolution in India: The "Nirbhaya" case in Delhi
2019In 2012, anger erupted on the streets of Delhi following the violent rape and murder of a young woman. The scale of the protests, the extent of the media coverage, and the intensity of the public's opprobrium of the police and the administration of Delhi, was unprecedented. This paper argues that these events had a measurable impact on the reporting of
Mathur, Aparna +3 more
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Between inclusivity and feminist purism: Young gender justice workers in post-Nirbhaya Delhi
Women's Studies International Forum, 2018Abstract Gender justice is experiencing a moment of heightened visibility in India in the wake of the anti-rape protests of 2012/13. This paper seeks to understand this widening of the terrain of gender justice through an exploration of the work of young gender justice workers in Delhi. These young people practiced diverse politics and feminisms that
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Judicial Trends on Juvenile Delinquency with Special Reference to Nirbhaya Case
2023openaire +1 more source
Semiotic Analysis of Tweets: A Study of #Nirbhaya, #Delhigangrape
4th Annual International Conference on Journalism & Mass Communications (JMComm 2015), 2015openaire +1 more source
Nirbhaya Naari: An Artificial Intelligence Tool for Detection of Crime Against Women
2023Sakshee Sawant +4 more
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Tweeting India’s Nirbhaya protest: a study of emotional dynamics in an online social movement
Social Movement Studies, 2017Saifuddin Ahmed, Kokil Jaidka
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Rape, Popular Culture, and Nirbhaya: A Study of India's Daughter and Delhi Crime
Journal of Communication InquirySahana Sarkar, Rajan B
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Adrija Dey , Nirbhaya, New Media and Digital Gender Activism
European Journal of Communication, 2018openaire +1 more source
Five years post Nirbhaya: Critical insights into the status of response to sexual assault
Indian Journal of Medical EthicsLakshmi Lingam, Amita Pitre
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