Young Buddhist monks pray on Saturday for the speedy recovery of a 5-year-old girl who was raped and tortured in Delhi, India. Officials say the child is in serious condition after a man held her in a locked room in India's capital for two days. Police say the girl went missing Monday and was found Wednesday by neighbors who heard her crying in a room in the same New Delhi building where she lives with her parents.

Demonstrators shout slogans as they try to cross a police barricade during a protest outside police headquarters in New Delhi, April 20. Hundreds of angry protesters gathered after a five year-old girl was allegedly raped and tortured, reviving memories of a brutal December assault on a woman that shook the country.

A 5-year-old girl, according to police, is wheeled into a hospital for treatment, Friday, April 19, after she was raped and tortured in New Delhi, India.

A man performs during a male striptease show held in celebration of International Women's Day at a club in Bucharest, March 2.

Women watch a male striptease show.

Female Marine recruits prepare to fire on the rifle range during boot camp February 25 at MCRD Parris Island, South Carolina. All female enlisted Marines and male Marines who were living east of the Mississippi River when they were recruited attend boot camp at Parris Island. About six percent of enlisted Marines are female.

Female Marine recruits fire on the rifle range during boot camp.

Female Marine recruits march during boot camp.

Female and male Marine recruits listen to instructions as they prepare for a swimming test during boot camp.

Marine recruit Chelsey Courtney of Coon Rapids, Minnesota hauls a backpack while swimming in her uniform as she is tested to determine her swimming skills during boot camp. Male and female recruits are expected to meet the same standards during their swim qualification test.

Sgt. Gustavo Ramos of Pomona, California teaches female Marine recruits to remove body armor while under water during boot camp.

Students from St. Scholastica's College, an all-girls' school, flash the No.1 sign as they dance at their campus in a global kickoff campaign dubbed One Billion Rising, to end violence against women and children on Valentine's Day Thursday Feb. 14, 2013 in Manila, Philippines.

Afghan women use the internet after the opening of the first women's internet cafe in Kabul, Afghanistan on Thursday. Afghan Women For Change Group opened a net cafe naming it after Afghan woman Sahargul, who was subject to severe domestic violence by her husband in Baghlan province and made news. According to a UN figure, about one-third of Afghan women are exposed to physical or psychological violence.

Another view of the cafe's interior.

Hokom Al, a disabled woman, uses her foot to hold a spoon of sugar as she makes coffee for neighbors.

Hokom Al, a disabled woman, uses her mouth to hang clothes to dry in a rural area in Khartoum on March 7.

A graffiti piece by Shamsia Hassani and Qasem Foushanji on a wall in Kabul, March 5, 2012.

Ukrainian border guards take part in a master class in the Borispol airport near Kiev on Friday. Hairdressers and make-up artists conducted master classes for Ukrainian border guards who will meet tourists at Ukraine's main air hub during the Euro 2012 football championship.

A Ukrainian border guard takes part in a master class in the Borispol airport near Kiev.

Ukrainian border guards chat as they take part in a master class in the Borispol airport.

Ukrainian border guard working at the Borispol airport near Kiev.

Ukrainian border guards and a sniffer dog are seen in the Borispol airport near Kiev.

Bahraini anti-government protesters, accompanied by two Western activists, sit in a street and gesture toward riot police blocking their way in Qadam, Bahrain, on Friday. The Westerners in front - U.S. activist Medea Benjamin, center right, and Briton Elaine Martha, center left - were arrested along with at least one Bahraini woman during the march, one of several efforts Friday to walk toward the main site of last spring's pro-democracy protests, now a revamped but sealed-off traffic junction in the capital.

A Bahraini anti-government protester gestures at riot police in Qadam, Bahrain, on Friday. Two Western activists were arrested along with at least one Bahraini woman during the march, one of several efforts Friday to walk toward the main site of last spring's pro-democracy protests, now a revamped but sealed-off traffic junction in the capital.

British activist Elaine Martha forms a victory sign with her fingers while showing her British passport, next to U.S. activist Medea Benjamin (L), as they sit in a police car after being arrested by women riot police for participating in a march to Al Farook Junction, formerly known as Pearl Square, in Budaiya, west of Manama on Friday. Bahrain authorities deported four more foreign activists in the past 24 hours, saying that all four obtained tourism visas but participated in illegal demonstrations, according to the Information Ministry.