article_snippet: (CNN)"India's Daughter," the BBC Four documentary about the infamous 2012 gang rape in Delhi, premiered in the U.S. last week.
article_snippet: Perhaps your first thought when you heard or read these words was, "Violence against women is really bad...in India.
article_snippet: Reports this weekend of a robbery at a Christian school in IndiaIndia, in which, officials said, one of the assailants allegedly raped a 70-year-old nun, add to the narrative.
article_snippet: As Zak Cheney-Rice noted, discussing "India's Daughter" in Mic.com, "from India to the U.S., citizens and officials alike display a troubling inclination to sympathize with rapists and vilify rapists victims.
article_snippet: us cannot furrow us brows about India, or any of those "others" -- abusive men in fraternities, for example -- and be done.
article_snippet: Indeed, "India's Daughter" premiered in the U.S. with the intent of drawing attention to gender inequality and sexual violence worldwide.
highlights_snippet: We react in horror at comments in BBC doc where India rapist says women err in fighting back .
  
highlights_snippet: But India rapist says Americans should look inward at Americans own tolerance for violence against women, demonstrated in sobering assault stats .
  