The second national convention of ‘Pari’ has marked a significant milestone in the ongoing campaign for a safer India, particularly under the initiative ‘Mission Rape Free India 2029’. This convention served as a pivotal platform for discussing and formulating actionable policies aimed at combating sexual violence and ensuring the safety of women across the nation. With numerous stakeholders, including policymakers, activists, and survivors, coming together, the event highlighted the urgent need for systemic changes and the implementation of robust laws that protect women’s rights.
During the convention, various sessions were held to address the multifaceted issues surrounding sexual violence in India. Experts shared insights on the current legal frameworks, the societal attitudes that perpetuate violence, and the importance of education in changing mindsets. Moreover, the participants engaged in brainstorming sessions to identify practical solutions that can be integrated into existing policies. This collaborative approach not only fostered a sense of community but also emphasized the collective responsibility of society to ensure a safer environment for all women.
The discussions culminated in a series of actionable recommendations that are expected to strengthen the ongoing mission. These include proposals for stricter enforcement of laws, better support systems for survivors, and comprehensive awareness programs aimed at both men and women. The convention concluded with a renewed commitment from all participants to work tirelessly towards achieving the goal of a rape-free India by 2029, reinforcing the belief that change is possible through unified efforts and effective policy action.
