This version adds provisions to offer visas to undocumented victims of domestic abuse, extends protection to victims in the gay community, and grants more authority for American Indian victims to denounce and go after non-Indian perpetrators.
"I'm sure they were Indians," James Ring Adams, a senior historian at the National Museum of the American Indian, said of the perpetrators.
It has gotten so bad that the deputy director of the CIA flew to Pakistan last month to confront the government with evidence that the ISI was linked to the perpetrators of the Indian embassy bombing.
At Cawnpore in 1857, where nearly 200 British women and children had been notoriously slaughtered by the Indian mutineers, the British forced suspected perpetrators to "lick blood from the slaughter-house floor before they were hanged".
Their cases named Colson, writers Simon Beaufoy and Vikas Swarup, Boyle and Indian co-director Loveleen Tandan as the perpetrators.
This time, it was like, 'Wake up.'" Members of the Indian parliament demanded severe punishment for the perpetrators.
Vicious sectarian attacks in Pakistan targeting the country's 20% Shia minority (costing 4,000 lives over the past two decades) are often explained by their perpetrators as being a weapon against Indian infiltration via imagined agents.
According to the US Department of Justice, in at least 86% of the reported cases of rape or sexual assault against American Indian and Alaska Native women, survivors report that the perpetrators are non-Indian men.
The diplomats called on Indian authorities "to do everything to quickly find the perpetrators so that they can be held accountable," Renz said in a statement.
The alarming scale and sophistication of the Mumbai attacks should have the global anti-terrorist network working overtime to help the Indian government identify the origin and motive of the perpetrators.
In March 2010 a Karnal district court sentenced the five perpetrators to be executed, the first time an Indian court had done so in an honour killing case.
