In today's scenario if we look at the situation of crime taking place in India at a very high note people are getting justice also in return. Human trafficking not only in India but all over th...

India's female workforce participation has, in contrast to the rest of the world, declined slightly in the last three decades. The percentage of women of working age who are considered principl...

Despite 30 years of liberal legislation that is the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971, in relate to the majority of women in India still lack access to safe abortion care. Amendments in...

The landmark case of Vishaka & ors. vs. State of Rajasthan (AIR 1997 SC 3011) stands as a pivotal moment in Indian legal history, establishing the foundation for addressing sexual harassmen...

For ages, in this patriarchal society; women have been treated as inferior to men. They are expected to stay home, do household chores and look after the family. In ancient India, women were pr...

It's not simple for a woman to practise law in India. The legal profession faces prejudice and gender bias, just as many other professions. The legal profession in India is beset with structur...

The Maternity (Amendment) Act, 2021, a significant legislative reform in India, aimed to enhance the welfare and protection of expectant mothers and new parents. Enacted on March 25, 2021, this...

The designated article talks broadly about the idea of law and feminism. The article starts with an introduction to law and its connection to feminism. All through the article, the statements o...

Rape, a heinous crime, is defined in Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. However, the legal landscape concerning women as perpetrators of rape is complex. This article explores the lega...

Whether the gender bias in the provisions of IPC is in violation of fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution of India or not?At the time when IPC was drafted and codified in 1860 by Lord ...