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After Gang Rape, India's Women Fight for Change

Published March 08, 2013

International Women’s Day is taking on a special meaning for those in India who have spent the last three months ensuring that the brutal gang-rape of a college student in the capital is not forgotten. VOA’s Aru Pande has more from Friday's rally in New Delhi.

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