Three Every Hour

India. Over a billion citizens, a buoyant economy and a multitude of cultures and contrasts. And 600 million women who fear violence everywhere they go. Delhi is the most dangerous city with twice as many rapes as in Mumbai. The victims are usually young women, educated, fashionably dressed and ambitious, on their way back from a coffee house, shopping or a date. In December 2012, six men brutally gang raped a 21-year-old student in Delhi. Not a fortnight later, Nirbhaya died in a hospital. Three women get raped every hour in India. In the countryside, the victims of rape are usually women from the lower castes. Their bodies are a territory on which the men of higher castes exercise their power. Anna Dereszowska, young actress from Poland went to Delhi and to Hisar district to meet the victims of brutal rapes (10 and 17- years old) and to investigate Nirbhaya case. Has her death been forgotten? What is the future of women in India? Will they ever feel safe?