Walk For India's Missing Girls

They're missing because we forgot about them. They're missing because no one cares about a dead female embryo. Sources claim that over 1.5 million of them go missing every year. Contrary to common myths this happens in rich families, in high income areas.

6th March, 2010 (2 days before international women's day) fight-back will be organizing the Mumbai chapter of the Walk For India's Missing Girls from NCPA at Nariman Point to Nirmala Niketan at Churchgate, 11am onwards.

This is a global march happening in 5-6 countries. In India, Purab Kohli and Dolly Thakore will be joing the walk. Hope to see all of you there!

If you care, be there.

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zubin
FB Team

Update as on 10th March 2010

Fight-back organized the walk for India’s missing girls on March 6th 2010, just two days before the International Women's Day. The walk was aimed at creating awareness about female foeticide and infanticide. Actor/model Purab Kohli and theatre personality/socialite Dolly Thakore also walked and supported the cause for fight-back. Last year on the International Women’s Day fight-back got in over 2,00,000 doctors from across India to denounce female foetcide and this year it reached a million and spread the word about the worst genocide in India’s history.

This was a global march that was organized in five countries- India, USA (San Francisco), Ireland (Dublin), Canada (Ontario) and Kuwait