Misuse of POCSO in Matrimonial Disputes: Supreme Court Warns Against Turning Children into Instruments of…

Can Presumption of Guilt Override the Right to a Fair Trial? Calcutta High Court Acquits…

Introduction Much has been written about victim children and children in need of care and…

The Air in the Special POCSO Court of Hisar The air in the special POCSO…

Introduction The question of whether minors should be treated as adults in cases of serious…

Introduction At the nexus of law and psychology, child sexual abuse (CSA) poses complicated issues,…

Abstract This paper examines how the relationship between child privacy and the Protection of Children…

Introduction: The Problem of Bonded Child Labour in India India has a very sad contradiction.…

By Anish singh

Introduction During my internship, I had the opportunity to visit the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB).…

Children and teenagers who break the law are among the most at‑risk groups in the…

This is an article which explains the need of changes in the procedural section of pocso act 2012 mainly the the section 33(2) of the act
With a brief explanation of recent judgment of Rajasthan High Court (jassaram pander vs state of Rajasthan)

This research paper, titled “Intercountry Adoption and Child Trafficking Concerns: The Need for Stricter International Cooperation,” critically examines how intercountry adoption, originally intended as a humanitarian solution for orphaned children, has become vulnerable to systemic abuse and child trafficking. It explores the legal and institutional shortcomings of international frameworks such as the Hague Convention (1993) and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989), emphasizing the exploitation caused by falsified documentation, profit-driven intermediaries, and weak enforcement. Through analysis of global case studies, the paper identifies systemic gaps like poor data tracking, inadequate monitoring, and jurisdictional conflicts. It proposes comprehensive reforms including a Global Adoption Integrity System (GAIS), enhanced bilateral cooperation, stricter financial regulation, and survivor-centered justice mechanisms. Ultimately, the paper advocates for a transparent, ethical, and child-centered global adoption system rooted in accountability and international solidarity.

Should Delayed POCSO Complaints Have a Time Limit? Introduction Child sexual abuse remains a deeply…

Introduction India has a large population under the age of 18 years. About one-third of…

Abstract Children are among the most vulnerable sections of society, yet they continue to be…

POCSO Act – Abstract & Analysis Abstract Child sexual abuse has emerged as a pressing…

4 year law student

Child Sexual Abuse and the POCSO Act, 2012 Research paper — doctrinal analysis of legal,…

Abstract The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, stands as a progressive…