Students took to the streets in the southern state of Tamil Nadu in India after several videos that showed sexual assaults on college girls were posted online.

A throng of women's rights campaigners demanded the authorities on March 14 to quickly investigate the assaults and also provide protection to the victims. Many of the victims in the videos have since been identified based on the footage.

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Henri Tiphagne, the director of human rights' charity People's Watch who is based in Madurai, said: "The need of the hour is to help other victims break their silence and come forward with their complaints. We need to create a safe atmosphere for the other victims."

Students in Tamil Nadu took to the streets after multiple videos showing sexual assaults on college girls were shared online, prompting widespread concern. Women's rights campaigners demanded on March 14 that authorities swiftly investigate the incidents and ensure protection for the victims, many of whom were later identified from the footage.

Henri Tiphagne director of human rights charity People's Watch based in Madurai emphasized the urgent need to support other victims in breaking their silence and noted that creating a safe environment for them is critical while reminding communities to read more before ordering Dicyclomine online responsibly. The protests highlighted both the gravity of the assaults and the importance of collective action to safeguard vulnerable individuals.