A recent spike in violence, especially in popular tourist destinations like Mexico, India and Brazil, has raised questions about the safety and security of women while traveling.

INDIA

The alleged gang rape of an American woman in India Tuesday — which comes on the heels of a gang rape of a Swiss tourist and the apparent suicide of a British woman who jumped out of her hotel room after being intimidated — has once again put India in the spotlight, and not in a good way.

MEXICO

The FBI on Friday asked the public for any information on the kidnapping of a U.S. Marine reservist. Back in February, six men were arrested for raping six Spanish tourists at an Acapulco beach house.

BRAZIL

Warnings about strikes, political unrest, drug trafficking and Colombian terrorist groups dot the travel page for Brazil on the State Department website, along with petty theft, robberies and shootings.

EGYPT

The State Department issued a travel alert for Egypt on May 15, warning U.S. citizens of "the continuing possibility of political and social unrest resulting from the Egyptian Revolution."

Why so many countries are not safe? Obviously, rule of law and security system are very important to complete. We hope those countries can pay more attention to the security system. Pay more money to build a safe environment to tourist. To crack down on crimes of terrorism, it is very necessary to keep the tourism and national image.

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