it is every where even doctors ,lawyers,govt emplyees or private sector 
every where crows are black
its not only dis abled women are haressed by sighted men
i know one blind school where blind student girl of tength standard 
harressed by blind sir, of same school
institute did not take stern action since reputation of institute at stake 
and fear of number of students may decrease
along with out side world blind people are doing any mal practise we must 
take stern action
like this many insidents are there
good you raise this topic
my suggestion we must publically punished this blind person and set up an 
example to out side world  so they get lesson from this
in gujarat last year one blind girl hostel sex racket came out
watch man after drinking in night used to harress girl when blind girls took 
help from some neighbour since they could not able to find out who is the 
culprit since they were total blind
out siders started taking advantage instead of helping them
even police did not help them at large
finally media and some organisation came to their rescue
this i heard on tv may be on aaj tak
but after wards what punish ment was given or what happen no body knows no 
news paper followed the news after wards
sorry i became  so sensitive

firoz



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From: "smriti singh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [AI] A Burning Issue


> Hello Accessindia,
>
> Some of you must have come across a recent NDTV news
> report, which tells us about a case of a
> mentally-challenged girl being sexually harassed in
> some institution for the mentally-challenged women in
> Gaziabad. The issue is, and must be, a matter of great
> concern for each one of us. Like it or not, several
> visually challenged girls also are being victimised of
> such malpractices in several institutions. In Delhi,
> for instance, we often hear about such cases in many
> hostels for college-going visually challenged girls in
> muffled voices.
>
> In this list, we have many people who are working for
> NGOs and various other kinds of such activities.
> Therefore, I find this list a very significant
> plateform for the discussion of issues of an extreme
> concern like this. I strongly feell, and would like to
> assert, that there must be some law or some kind of
> code of conduct to prevents such instances of the
> visually challenged women's sexual harassments.
>
> Therefore, I would like to have a discussion on this
> matter in the list.
>
> Regards,
>
> Smriti.
>
> Smriti Singh
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