Indian women discuss the social problems underlying sexual violence against women in their country.

Is India a 'savage' country?

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The BBC's Tim Vickery and Ignacio from Rio discuss the challenges facing Rio before they host the Olympics in 2016

BBC World Have Your Say: Will Rio pull it off in 2016?

A World Have Your Say caller gives his take on the anti-Japanese protests in China.

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We hear from Kristan and Lynn. Both are against abortion, but they have different views when it comes to the question of whether there should be an exception when it comes to pregnancies that result from rape.

BBC World Have Your Say: When would an anti-abortion activist think abortion is acceptable?

BBC World Have Your Say: Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi: Hero or dictator?

Elena Panaritis, Greek MP and Daniel Gros from the Centre for European Policy Studies debate whether Greece should get more time to make the spending cuts needed to meet its Eurozone bailout.

BBC World Have Your Say: Should Greece get more time to make spending cuts?

London Metropolitan University has had its right to sponsor students from outside the EU revoked, and will no longer be allowed to authorise visas. Over 2000 students could be deported as a result.

Paul O'Prey, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Roehampton in London, and Nesan from East London, discuss whether overseas students always come to the UK with the intention of studying.

BBC World Have Your Say: Are students coming to London to study or work?

Dr Reza Pankhurst from Hizb ut-Tahrir, Maajid Nawaz of the Quilliam foundation and writer and journalist Asra Nomani discuss the protests against the anti-Islam video that's been viewed around the world.

World Have Your Say is the BBC's global discussion show. The programme is on BBC World Service radio at 1100GMT & 1700GMT on weekdays and on BBC World News television at 1500GMT on Fridays.

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