From the workshop emerged Speak Up and Act, a performance piece on sexual violence and impunity. One of the acts in the play drew from my ethnographic essay about a rape survivor in Nagaland. Directed by Lapdiang Syiem and performed by Abigail Nongsiej, the performance focused on the story of Beth, a young girl in Dimapur who was raped by her own father. Beth’s account speaks about the emergence of a culture of impunity that is embedded in the social relationships of Naga society. By locating violence inside the home, my essay had investigated these relationships as well as the processes through which such impunity has become an obstacle for women’s rights and justice.