In India, the legal framework for the protection and empowerment of women is a robust…

Women, Law, And Influence Beyond Entry The contemporary conversation on women and law is no…

Violence Against Women in India: A Human Rights Crisis Violence against women in India represents…

India’s Journey Toward Gender Equality India’s journey toward gender equality has been marked by significant…

Human Trafficking: A Global Crisis Human trafficking remains one of the world’s most pervasive and…

Human trafficking

Introduction When crime and women are read together, women are often considered as victims of…

“The Very Moment We Let Gender Determine The Truth, We Cease To Be Fair” Abstract…

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Introduction The intersection of criminal law and matrimonial disputes has long been a complex terrain…

Introduction The interpretation of criminal laws in matrimonial disputes has always been a complex and…

Introduction The Indian criminal justice system has long grappled with the challenge of balancing the…

Introduction The interpretation of criminal laws in matrimonial disputes has always been a complex and…

False Allegations and Rape Laws in India Introduction Rape is universally recognized as one of…

Himanshi Jain. Pranjal Singhvi.
We are law students with a keen interest in criminal and marital laws. Through our research we aim to study that marital rape is not merely a matter of criminal law but a broader issue of gender justice, constitutional morality and human rights. this article represents our shared efforts to contribute thoughtful perspectives on these important challenges.

Judicial Trends in Dowery Harassment cases, Laws for prohibiting Dowery in India, Progressive Interpretation and Judicial Inconsistency in dowry related cases

The article discusses the need for gender-neutral rape laws in India, analyzing equality rights under the Constitution and suggesting reforms for fair justice.

Let’s lay it straight—I’m not pitching this as gospel or some kind of bulletproof theory.…

4 year law student

Introduction Marriage in India has traditionally been viewed as a sacred bond, not merely a…