India's rape victims break their silence
The gang rape of a young woman in Delhi has exposed deep fissures in Indian society, as assault victims finally find their voices.
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Geraint is a senior Correspondent at ITV News, having joined from the BBC in 2002. He has reported on some of the biggest stories in recent years both in the UK and abroad. This includes the revolution in Libya, the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also covered the murder of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in Soham
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