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The commercial sex worker has been a universal being throughout civilization as prostitution is the so-called "oldest profession". - - Rohit Anand Das |
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It is regarding the need, nature ,structure and purpose and the initiative of the legislation along with the reasons of it being proven a menace and resulting in discrimination of men.It covers an extensive and comprehensive impact of the legislation, both legally and socially. - - Mehak Khanna |
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Despite of these legislations there is no legislation which particularly deals with rights of women against domestic violence. But what renders women powerless now is that in the absence of legislation defining a marital household - - Renuka Aloria |
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Vishakha Judgement brought out the problem of sexual harassment at workplace in public glare. Even after the Supreme Court gave the guidelines, harassment is still prevalent, many a times it is unreported. Even after a decade to the historical judgment, the government has not been able to implement the sexual harassment bill with success, as women group across India are not satisfied with it - - Devina Awasthi |
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the ever haunting and growing incident of trafficking in women and children that are increasingly coming to light in the present times. It discusses the meaning, incidents, causes, techniques and consequences of trafficking along with the efforts of various NGOs in rehabilitation of victims of trafficking. - - Suyasha Jawa |
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With a steep rise in the number of womenfolk being employed in the patriarchal society like India, the safety of women is a thing to be pondered over. There arises a crucial need to check such expected but inevitable consequences of women entering the fray, with an expectation of being given their due regard. Employees committing sexual harassment over their female colleagues cannot afford to go unnoticed by the employer. - - Dhivya Manivannan |
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A woman can be targeted by individuals within her family for a variety of reasons, including: refusing to enter into an arranged marriage, being the victim of a sexual assault, seeking a divorce - - Siddarth Banke |
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A comparative perspective toward women’s voting right between Scandinavian and Middle Eastern countries -with a focus in Iran - - Negar Niknam |
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