A brief introduction to Conjugal Coercive Sexual Intercourse Law and the Indian mindset
- Soumyadeep Chakrabarti
Publication date
May 2022
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A brief introduction to Conjugal Coercive Sexual Intercourse Law and the Indian mindse
A brief introduction to Conjugal Coercive Sexual Intercourse Law and the Indian mindse
Sexual ferocity is defined as the action of divulging somebody to a sensual conduct without one’s ac...
‘Morality’ and ‘decency’ varies from time to time. Something which is immoral today may not be immor...
India is one of 36 countries worldwide that also exclude husbands from rape against their spouses an...
In India marriage is considered to be a sacred union of two people. The institution of marriage is s...
Salsabila Auriel Atallah, Agis Ardhiansyah, Anak Agung Ayu Nanda SaraswatiFakultas Hukum Universitas...
This article focuses on the doctrine of restitution of conjugal rights (RCR) as a colonial legal tra...
‘Promise to marry cases’ are those in which a victim is deceived into having sex with the defendant,...
This paper will examine the legal position India holds today with respect to marital rape. It will f...
Trial transcripts remain an under utilised source through which colonial women’s lived experiences a...
In Sexual States Jyoti Puri uses the example of the recent efforts to decriminalize homosexuality in...
In State Law, the law should be in the life of nation, so that a person or society cannot do somethi...
In the era of fraternity, liberty and equality the negative aspects of marital rape are highly ignor...
Texts of laws in "Appendix": p. 241-272d.Later ed. published under title The history and law of sedi...
This study aims to find out the construction of ideology in the Draft Bill of Penal Code: Adultery, ...
This article focuses on the doctrine of restitution of conjugal rights (RCR) as a colonial legal tra...
Sexual ferocity is defined as the action of divulging somebody to a sensual conduct without one’s ac...
‘Morality’ and ‘decency’ varies from time to time. Something which is immoral today may not be immor...
India is one of 36 countries worldwide that also exclude husbands from rape against their spouses an...
In India marriage is considered to be a sacred union of two people. The institution of marriage is s...
Salsabila Auriel Atallah, Agis Ardhiansyah, Anak Agung Ayu Nanda SaraswatiFakultas Hukum Universitas...
This article focuses on the doctrine of restitution of conjugal rights (RCR) as a colonial legal tra...
‘Promise to marry cases’ are those in which a victim is deceived into having sex with the defendant,...
This paper will examine the legal position India holds today with respect to marital rape. It will f...
Trial transcripts remain an under utilised source through which colonial women’s lived experiences a...
In Sexual States Jyoti Puri uses the example of the recent efforts to decriminalize homosexuality in...
In State Law, the law should be in the life of nation, so that a person or society cannot do somethi...
In the era of fraternity, liberty and equality the negative aspects of marital rape are highly ignor...
Texts of laws in "Appendix": p. 241-272d.Later ed. published under title The history and law of sedi...
This study aims to find out the construction of ideology in the Draft Bill of Penal Code: Adultery, ...
This article focuses on the doctrine of restitution of conjugal rights (RCR) as a colonial legal tra...
Sexual ferocity is defined as the action of divulging somebody to a sensual conduct without one’s ac...
‘Morality’ and ‘decency’ varies from time to time. Something which is immoral today may not be immor...
India is one of 36 countries worldwide that also exclude husbands from rape against their spouses an...
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