For women workers in Gurgaon, strict but toothless laws

March 15, 2012 15:25

The issue of women's safety in Gurgaon has come into the spotlight this week, after a woman who said she worked for a pub there was gang-raped as she was leaving work. More than 150 people gathered Wednesday night in front of the Sahara Mall, where the pub is located, in protest.

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