Solidarity and Justice: NAWO Protests Against Brutal Crime

The Northern Angami Women Organisation led a protest in Kohima after a 19-year-old attempted to rape and assault a woman. Businesses closed in solidarity, and protestors demanded justice. NAWO emphasized the urgency of strong legal actions and protection for the victim and her family.

Solidarity and Justice: NAWO Protests Against Brutal Crime
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A massive protest rally organized by the Northern Angami Women Organisation (NAWO) drew a diverse crowd on Saturday, demonstrating against an attempted rape and assault targeting a mother of four in Kohima.

The accused, a 19-year-old from a nearby village, attacked the woman near Botsa village on July 16. He inflicted multiple stab wounds before fleeing when a passerby arrived. The suspect is under judicial custody after being caught by locals.

Shops closed as protestors marched through Kohima, demanding justice and strict punishment. NAWO presented a memorandum condemning the act and urging swift and visible justice for crimes against women. Authorities urge a thorough investigation and caution against granting bail.

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