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Most dangerous countries for women: There is outrage across the country over the brutality with the female doctor in Kolkata. Apart from this, many incidents of rape are coming to light in different parts of the country, due to which there is an atmosphere of fear and anger in many places. In such a situation, let us know in which country of the world the most rape cases are reported. Out of the 193 countries of the United Nations, some countries have been ranked according to the number of rape cases.
India- India comes first in this list. While the level of violence against women is still high, whether it is the Nirbhaya rape case or the Kolkata rape case, 86 rapes are still happening every day in the country.
India was ranked most dangerous on three issues – sexual violence and harassment against women, risks from cultural and traditional practices, and risks from human trafficking for sexual exploitation, risks from forced sexual abuse.
Afghanistan- Afghanistan comes second on this list. Most reports of cruelty against women are coming during the Taliban rule. The country is considered the most dangerous country for women in three areas – non-sexual violence, access to health care and access to economic resources.
Syria – After seven years of civil war, Syria ranks third in terms of sexual abuse of women. It is considered the second most dangerous country for women in terms of access to health care and non-sexual violence
This includes domestic abuse as well as conflict-related violence. It ranks third, along with the United States, in terms of the risk of sexual violence against women.
Somalia- It is ranked fourth for being involved in conflict since 1991. It is ranked as the third most dangerous country for women in terms of access to health care and exposing them to harmful cultural and traditional practices. It is ranked as the fifth worst country for women's access to economic resources.
Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia comes in at number five on the list, but the conservative kingdom was ranked the second most dangerous country for women in terms of economic access and discrimination, including in the workplace and property rights. The country ranks fifth in terms of threats to women due to cultural and religious practices.
