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NGO study reveals 40% rise in crimes against women in Tamil Nadu; SC/ST are worst sufferers

NGO study reveals 40% rise in crimes against women in Tamil Nadu; SC/ST are worst sufferers
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A study by the NGO Evidence reports a 40% increase in crimes against women in Tamil Nadu over a six-year period. The data highlights that marginalized communities, particularly SC/ST women, are disproportionately affected and face low conviction rates.

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The findings underscore systemic failures in the justice system and the urgent need for policy reform regarding the protection of vulnerable populations.

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In a startling revelation, a team comprising Evidence, a Madurai-based NGO, has presented comprehensive data indicating a steep rise of 40% in crimes against women in Tamil Nadu.

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The focus on social justice, systemic inequality, and the advocacy-driven nature of the NGO study aligns with a progressive framing of social issues.

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