A series of disturbing incidents involving sexual assaults have emerged, highlighting issues of violence against women. In Cardiff, a 16-year-old boy was sentenced for raping a married woman who was intoxicated and walking home from a pub. In India, a man named Lokesh was arrested for raping a woman in broad daylight, prompting public outcry and political backlash over safety concerns. Another case involved Matthew Pugh, a 40-year-old man who raped a vulnerable woman in front of passing motorists while she was incapacitated due to substance use. Furthermore, a British woman was allegedly raped at knifepoint near Team GB House during the Paris Olympics, revealing the dangers faced by women in public spaces. Each case underscores a pressing need for improved measures to protect victims and address societal attitudes towards such violence.