Indian school children rally against child sex abuse

Published November 20, 2014
Indian school students participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
Indian school students participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
An Indian school student's shadow falls on a banner during an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
An Indian school student's shadow falls on a banner during an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
Indian school students shout slogans as they participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
Indian school students shout slogans as they participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
An Indian school student's shadow falls on a banner during an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
An Indian school student's shadow falls on a banner during an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
Indian school students participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
Indian school students participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
Indian school students participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP
Indian school students participate in an awareness campaign against child sex abuse in Hyderabad, India. — AFP

An Indian school organises an awareness campaign against child sex abuse on account of the World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse (November 19) in Hyderabad, India. According to reports, more than 53 per cent of children in India have faced sexual abuse.

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