Introduction: Today, standing a month ahead of Durga Puja, the celebration of a women’s pride, strength, and above all her dignity, aren’t we still ashamed? We the people, the government, the police, the media everyone is proving the point of us being nothing but a piece of misogynists and opportunists. Read more…
Introduction: The United Nations defines trafficking as the illegal procurement of people with the aim of exploiting them through force, coercion or fraud. This can include prostitution, organ removal, forced slavery, marriage, begging and other oppressive forms of work. Over the years, there has been a vast toll on human Read more…
Introduction: Relation between Islamic law and International Humanitarian Law International conventions establish a core set of tenets for all nations to abide by, however, these promulgations conjointly endeavor to accord people the maximum quantity of autonomy to apply their religion. To illustrate, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Read more…
Introduction: “One in three rape victims is a child. More than 7200 children, including infants, re raped every year. Given the stigma attached to rapes, especially when it comes to children, this most likely is only the tip of the iceberg”[1] The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO Read more…
Abstract: Rape is the act of having sexual intercourse with a person without his/her consent. The concept of marital rape has been overlooked for years because of the ideology that promotes men have the right to treat their wives as they wish and the wife must provide her husband with all his needs. Read more…
Introduction: The primary objective of the juvenile justice system in India is to protect the neglected, abandoned, victimized children and further prevent them from taking up delinquent behavior. Juveniles are broadly classified into two categories, “children who conflict with the law” and “children in need of care and protection”. The Read more…
Procedural History: Petitioners have appealed to the High court of Punjab and Haryana asking for the revision of the order passed by the Additional Sessions Judge, Patiala who allowed the application by the complainant under Section 319 Cr.P.C. for summoning the additional accused namely Mukul(petitioner 1), Sushank, Gurpartap(Petitioner 2) and Read more…
When women get married she supposed to leave her birth house and step in another house and accept strangers for the rest of her life and be with them, work according to that house culture and tradition, but if in the same house for which she left her parents, his Read more…
Introduction Child sexual abuse is one of the most growing concerns in India. Amidst, all the issues that have been coming up recently, we easily overlook some of the small issues of major importance. We don’t realize how badly such abuse can affect not only the child who has been Read more…
Introduction: Rape is one of the most heinous offenses which is defined under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Section 375 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) deals with the rape; it defines it as, “sexual intercourse done with a women against her will, without her consent, by coercion, misinterpretation or fraud Read more…
Introduction: Cyberspace or the virtual world has widened greatly due to technological advancements. This has further led to the committing of crimes over the virtual world which we generally refer to as cybercrime. The cyberspace has easy access to everything, starting from a large scale of information available on the Read more…
“A teacher cannot be without character. If he lacks it, he will be like salt without its savour. A teacher must touch the hearts of his students. Boys imbibe more from the teacher’s own life than they do from books. If teachers impart all the knowledge in the world to Read more…