Why these rape survivors are studying to become lawyers
(WorldNews India)

When she was just 17, Sabeena was promised a government job. The amount of money being demanded was a lot but she would be secure for life. The offer was almost too good to be true. It was. On the pretext of conducting the final round of interviews, Sabeena was raped by the man and then passed around to his friends. The abuse continued for a month till she threatened to go to the police in `s . Now, almost 14 years later Sabeena will have her day in court. This time, however, she will not be a helpless girl but a lawyer fighting for her rights. This year, she will graduate from a Kolkata law school.“I didn`t get insaaf (justice) then but I will fight for others now,” she says. Sabeena is...