Experts point to a combination of both. "The existing laws and policies are inadequate, and their implementation is weak," says Dr. Nisha S. K, a leading women's rights activist. "Moreover, there's a cultural narrative that normalizes and trivializes violence against women, making it more challenging to address."
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The question on everyone's mind is: what's driving this disturbing trend? Is it a systemic failure, with inadequate law enforcement and a creaky justice system, or is it a cultural malaise, with deep-seated attitudes and biases that perpetuate violence against women? Experts point to a combination of both
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