Section 375 Swathi RGovernment law college, Vellore, India. Volume III, Issue V, 2020 Rape! Section 375 of Indian penal code defines a term rape. Rape has now become a culture that we have to live with. Nowadays, the term rape has lost it effects of being seen as a...
A Critical Assessment of the Effectiveness of Existing Legal Measures Available to Reconcile the Public Interest in a Wide Range of Affordable and Accessible Medicines Tripti TripathiAdjuct Faculty at Department of Law, Amity University Jharkhand, India. Volume III,...
Rights of Sexual and Reproductive Independence of Women with Disabilities Anagha Nair and Niranjana J AnilVIT School of Law, VIT Chennai, India. Volume III, Issue V, 2020 Sexual and reproductive rights are certainly one of the most basic pedestals of human rights....
The Silent Male Rape Victims in India Aakansha Latala and Ishika AgarwalManipal University Jaipur, India. Volume III, Issue V, 2020 This paper critically examines male rape in India. The male rape is not recognized in law. The male rape is a prevalent issue in society...
Critical Analysis on Interpretation of Article 21 of the Indian Constitution Piyasha Das Amity University, Kolkata, India. Volume III, Issue V, 2020 The scope of Article 21 of the Indian Constitution which secures two rights namely, Right to Life and Right to Personal...
‘Discrimination of Transgenders’ – Violation of the Constitution of India Vaishnavi Sahoo, Tejaswini Panigrahi and Suvangi Ray KIIT School of Law, Bhubaneswar, India Volume III, Issue V, 2020 Transgenders have been discriminated and maltreated from the very beginning...
