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Incredible India?

The rape of a 20-year-old Japanese woman in Jaipur has reopened the question whether sexual violence against foreign tourists is merely "an aberration" or part of an unsettling trend.

February 15, 2015 07:34 am | Updated 07:42 am IST

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Incredible India?

The rape of a 20-year-old Japanese woman in Jaipur has reopened the question whether sexual violence against foreign tourists is merely &quot;an aberration&quot; or part of an unsettling trend.

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The rape of a 20-year-old Japanese woman in Jaipur has reopened the question whether sexual violence against foreign tourists is merely "an aberration" or part of an unsettling trend.