Titlebook: Gender, Law and Social Transformation in India; Ajailiu Niumai,Abha Chauhan Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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State, Law, and Prevention of Child Marriage and Child Traffickingated schemes have by now received global admiration for ground-breaking efforts to create synergy in action in minimizing crimes against children and women. This article critically evaluates the performance of these alternative schemes in West Bengal and suggests additional actions to initiate a new

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Current Trends in Human Trafficking, Modus Operandi, and Law in Indiang to human trafficking. Human trafficking in India is prohibited under certain laws, particularly The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956 (ITPA), Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860, and the Constitution of India under Article 23(1), besides other laws. The research methodology includes a purposive sam

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Circumscribed Health: Whacked Body’s Struggle for Rightosed to HIV/AIDS, STDS, and physical assaults every day amidst extreme inequality. However, the influx of sex workers has not yet dried rather has increased during this pandemic situation. Therefore, in this paper I do like to explain the structure of the agency that formed between these prostituted

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Domestic Violence Against Women: Law and Practice in Indiaorts to eliminate domestic violence against women. A brief note is made to examine the provisions of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 to curb the problem of domestic violence in India.

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Of Negotiations and Reframing: Law’s Response to Domestic Violence in Assamis chapter argues that law’s patriarchy continues beyond the clauses of legislations. Legal personnel often go a step further by negating the few progressive elements found in some of the legislations on domestic violence. They actively reinforce gender biases by coalescing existing gendered legal i

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Domestic Violence Against Women in Rural Areas of Jammu District: An Analysisthe phenomenon of domestic violence becomes more pertinent as its consequences have a devastating effect not only on the life of individuals especially women and children but also lead to various forms of abuse. The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 was enacted by the Parliament of

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Gender, Law, and Rights of Permanent Residents in Jammu and Kashmir: From the Lens of Article 370 ane history of the formulation of these laws during the princely Rule and the Indian Constitution, the revocation of Article 370, and its repercussions on women’s rights. Understanding the issue from different perspectives, the paper undertakes the gendered analysis of the situation and argues for the

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