Gender Inequality

India's first female SWAT team has won its first case - to exist 

An Indian policewoman officer salutes as another holds her weapon during a ceremony to mark Police Commemoration Day in Zewan, on the outskirts of Srinagar, October 21, 2017. REUTERS/Danish Ismail - RC18A14468B0

India's police force is overwhelmingly male with official data showing just over 7 percent of all officers are women. Image: REUTERS/Danish Ismail

Annie Banerji
South Asia Corrospondent, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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