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To Kill A Tiger

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Justice demands courage

Justice demands courage. In a rural village in Jharkhand, India, Ranjit and Jaganti face unimaginable odds. Their daughter, Kiran, is a victim of a heinous crime. Instead of succumbing to despair, this brave family stands tall against societal norms and threats. With unwavering resolve, they challenge the system that failed them. Their journey is not just about seeking justice; it's about reclaiming their dignity and rights. This film is a powerful testament to resilience and hope, shining a light on the fight against gender-based violence. It encourages viewers to join the movement for change and empowerment.

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#StandWithHer is inspired by the 2024 Oscar® nominated documentary, To Kill a Tiger. The film charts the extraordinary journey of Ranjit, a farmer in Jharkhand, India, and his wife, Jaganti, who seek justice for their 13-year-old daughter, Kiran (pseudonym), after three men sexually assault her.Despite social ostracization, death threats, financial hardship, and caste prejudice, Ranjit, Jaganti, and their brave daughter refuse to capitulate. Instead, they quietly and steadfastly demand their legal and human rights, and by defying the odds, they win a landmark ruling.Their story of courage and resilience has the power to galvanize people around the world to build a future free of gender-based violence.

Impact Goals

- Empower Survivors: Activate global, national, and community resources to ensure care and justice for survivors. Provide survivors a platform from which to challenge the stigmas around sexual violence that prevent others from coming forward.

- Support Male Engagement: Create a culture of understanding and shared responsibility, inviting men and boys to help build a gender-just world.

- Prevent Gender-Based Violence: Focus on education and social narrative change to prevent GBV.

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