The WNESN is the Women of North East India Support Network, a UK-based group of Indian-origin women.

Highlights

UK protest over Manipur video
Organised by Indian-origin women
Placard protest, then silent march

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London: Protest over Manipur women assault video organised by UK-based group

Name: London: Protest over Manipur women assault video organised by UK-based group
Uploaded: 2023-07-28T17:21:37.000+05:30
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Description: The WNESN, or Women of North East India Support Network, brandished placards outside the Indian High Commission.

The WNESN, or Women of North East India Support Network, brandished placards outside the Indian High Commission.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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London: Protest over Manipur women assault video organised by UK-based group

The incident of two Manipur women being publicly stripped, sexually assaulted, and videographed has led to protests even outside India.

A demonstration against the horrible crime was organised in United Kingdom's capital London on July 26. It was organised by a group of Indian-origin women based in the UK.

The WNESN, or Women of North East India Support Network, waved placards outside the Indian High Commission, and then conducted a silent march to MK Gandhi's statue at Parliament Square.