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The New York-based Human Rights Watch said in its latest report on India that child victims of sexual abuse are often abused by the police, according to BBC. The problem is “disturbingly common” in Indian schools and homes, the group said. The group cited a 2007 study showing that two out of every 3 children in India are physically abused. At least 57% of the almost 12,300 children surveyed also reported one or more forms of sexual abuse, BBC said. The Human Rights Watch report comes following scandals in India regarding gang rape.
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