You are Invited

to the Leicester Square Premiere of

India's Forgotten Women

A documentary film by Michael Lawson, presented by Anjali Guptara

Followed by a Q&A Panel Discussion

Chaired by Dharshini David (Sky News) - Panelists include Director Michael Lawson and Lady Kishwar Desai (Chair of "Tongues on Fire", London's Asian film festival, and author of "Witness the Night", a novel that delves into female gendercide in India)

Thursday 1st July 6:30pm

Vue West End, Leicester Square

3 Cranbourn Street, London, WC2H 7AL

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India's Forgotten Women explores the outrageous plight of millions of women oppressed in India today because of their caste identity ... astonishing, never-seen-before evidence of domestic violence, dowry crime, sex selective abortion, female infanticide, bonded labour, rape, temple prostitution, and human trafficking.

Pipe Village Trust is a UK film-making human rights charity publicising the plight of those in modern day slavery and oppression around the world, through film and television. The trust acts in conjunction with other human rights charities by seeking to expose oppression and to bring all kinds of global slavery to an end. An international board of reference includes parliamentarians, senior academics, human rights advocates, lobbyists, and prominent figures in the film and television communities