Women's Rights the world over - Spotlight New Delhi

Ok, if you have a heart and you have been watching/listening to the news then you will have been angered by the attack AND rape of a young Indian woman while on a bus in New Delhi. Right now she is fighting for her life, on life support. Wow.

We have heard stories like this from many countries. I pray this starts a new phase of women's rights revolution. One that actually sweeps across the world, much like the now known, Arab Spring.

Men. Respect women. Love women like they are your sisters and mothers.

And women. Respect yourselves. Respect eachother. Teach your sons and brothers how to treat women.

Read more about what the Indian Public is calling to happen to the rapists at

http://world.time.com/2012/12/26/india-after-new-delhi-gbangrape-should-the-culprits-be-executed/

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