Human Rights Watch (HRW) released its World Report 2018 yesterday and the 28th edition of the report has some scathing observations against the state of human rights in India. In its annual report, HRW comes with analysis of human rights practices in 90 countries. The report says that even after five years of the Nirbhaya rape incident of 2012, that outraged the conscious of the nation and attracted global attention resulting in a landmark law on sexual violence against women, girls and women continue to face barriers in reporting crimes of sexual nature. They are still humiliated at police stations and hospitals