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Amending Rules To Recruit Women As Constables In CISF: Centre To Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court was hearing a 2018 plea seeking a direction to the Centre to recruit women to the posts in CISF on par with men.
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Delhi High Court Rules Woman’s Entry Into Matrimonial Home Is Legal Right
The court ruled that a woman’s entry into her matrimonial home is a lawful privilege that she is entitled to exercise.
Peeping Inside Female Washroom A Grave Offence, Any Violation Will Be Treated Harshly: Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court has come up with a verdict which says a man peeping inside the women’s washroom would be liable for the grave offence of voyeurism as well as for the invasion of her privacy.
Consent Of A Minor Is No Consent: Delhi HC Tells Man Accused Of Raping Minor
The Delhi High Court recently stated that “consent of a minor is no consent in the eyes of law,” rejecting the bail request of a man who was detained for allegedly raping a young girl.
Delhi HC Restrains Circulation Of “Sexually Explicit” Video Of Judicial Officer
The Delhi High Court issued directions to social media platforms to prevent the sharing of a sexually explicit video involving a district judge that went viral over the past few days.
Gender Equality: Provide Women With Freedom But Not At The Cost Men’s Oppression
Gender equality is about providing both men and women equal rights and equal freedom to exercise them. It is not about empowering the oppressed at the cost of oppressing others.
Delhi HC Directs Woman To Provide Pads To Girls’ School For 2 Months To Quash Case
While the proceedings were pending, the two parties reached a compromise and decided to work toward quashing the FIRs quashed.
Delhi High Court Quashes False Rape FIR After Both Parties File Compromise Deed
The Delhi High Court quashed a rape FIR filed by a woman under misguidance and wrong advice after both parties filed a compromise deed.
I Am Not Sir: Justice Rekha Palli To An Advocate, Why Is The Chair Only For Sirs Still?
Very often, in India, women in power are called sir-madam or ben (sister). To address someone as sir is very colloquial and has a rich history when it comes to monarchy.
Just Because She Is Married, Does She Lose Her Right To Say ‘No’? Asks Delhi HC
The Delhi High court recently debated whether protection to husband in marital rape should be granted. And irrespective of their marital status do women have the right to say no to non-consensual acts of sex. The lawyer argued that as long as section 375 is upheld women will be denied the right to call a […]
