'We want justice" say these furious anti-rape protesters in New Delhi - before being dispersed by police using water cannon and tear gas.<br/> <br />Thousands - including students and activists - reached the doorsteps of the Indian president's residence on Saturday protesting the vicious gang rape in a bus of a young woman.<br/> <br />The 23-year-old medical student, who was thrown onto the road semi-naked after being beaten with an iron rod, is currently being treated in hospital.<br/> <br />Public outrage over the attack is growing with the incident highlighting for many the injustices faced daily by millions of Indian woman.<br/> <br />Several demanded the death sentence for the alleged rapists.<br/> <br />This protester says the cruelty of the attackers was inhuman and she's now afraid of leaving her office at night.<br/> <br />Police in India's eastern Bihar state have arrested a sixth and final man accused of the rape.<br/> <br />They had earlier arrested a bus driver and four others - all identified from CCTV footage.<br/> <br />Doctors treating the victim say she's slowly recovering.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT AT DELHI'S SAFDARJUNG HOSPITAL, DR. B. D. ATHANI, SAYING:<br/> <br />"She is off ventilator, even today, she is breathing on her own. She is communicating much better than yesterday, and she has been given sips of water and apple juice."<br/> <br />New Delhi, India's capital, has the highest number of sex crimes among India's mega-cities with a rape reported in the city, on average, every 18 hours.
