Remove Ban on BBC Documentary "Daughter of India"

The makers of the documentary do not 'intend' to breach the peace or cause mischief through their documentary.

The documentary is an unbiased attempt to tell the truth as facts are not misconstrued or falsified in any way.

The documentary clearly shows a darker side of our society, which still has a very negative and disrespectful ideology towards women. This needs to be known, as it can no longer be brushed under the carpet.

The makers of this documentary have clearly gone the extra mile to show the facts in a very sensitive way. This work, deserves an audience and demands public debate - the cornerstones of free speech in a democratic community.

Banning any content that can be circulated digitally, is a futile exercise. Such actions ahave been aken against AIB Roast and more recently with the movie 50 Shades of Grey. It would be better if you simply face the problem head on instead of resorting to nonconstructive, futile bandages like bans.