Gender justice is a human right where all women and girls are entitled to live their lives in dignity and freedom without any fear. Gender justice can only be achieved by sharing Powers and responsibility between men and women with out any dissemination. Women’s are considered as vulnerable , this is because the women around…
ABSTRACT Dowry system is followed in India since a very long time. Our ancestors started this system for valid reasons but now it is leading to big issues and problems for women and their families in society. In this article on dowry system in india, the main attention is toward what dowry exactly is, how…
Violence against women is highly prevalent . Intimate partner violence is the most common form of violence. Violence against women is most heinous act in the society . Violence means that torture , and it can be in physical form or mental form . If we look in the society then we can find out…
ABSTRACT Covid- 19 Pandemic has resulted in over 4.3 million confirmed cases and over over 6,19,409 deaths globally. Because of Covid-19, there are various kind of bonds between the family to fight against this disease and various violence’s and conflicts among the nation. The main aim of this article is to discuss on points of…
INTRODUCTION Domestic abuse is one of the most serious gender-based human rights violations. Domestic violence has become so established in culture that in certain parts of the nation, young girls are taught that abuse is also a love language. As a result, even highly educated women might become victims of domestic abuse without realising it.…
INTRODUCTION Dowry death is defined in section 304B of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Also Section 113B of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 states the presumption as to dowry death.Dowry DeathSection 304B of the IPC states that if a women dies within 7 years of marriage by any burns or bodily injury or it was…
Domestic violence against women is not commonplace in Indian society. Many women encounter it throughout their lives, and the majority of them are so used to it that they don’t even report it. However, it is impossible to deny that many people continue to endure domestic abuse. This regulation is nicely positioned in the Indian…
INTRODUCTION In its decision in “Satish Chander Ahuja Vs Sneha Ahuja” Civil Appeal No. 2483/2020, the Hon’ble Supreme Court held that the rights of the woman in capacity of daughter-in-law for residence order in the property, exclusively owned by her father-in-law subject to the house being a shared household in which the daughter in law…
The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act of 2005 is a civil statute that provides numerous reliefs to women who have been victims of domestic violence. Women can seek for relief in the form of a protection order, a residence order, a compensation order, a monetary relief order, or a custody order under the…
INTRODUCTION Since time immemorial, the patriarchal structure has been profoundly ingrained in Indian society. It is possible that this system lay the groundwork for women’s maltreatment. Domestic abuse affects women of all socioeconomic backgrounds, regardless of age, religion, caste, or status. It is a violent crime that not only impacts a person and her children,…
