The court was told the inhaler was not given out of concern but so the survivor could recover and be raped again. All accused are in custody.
The Madras High Court directed Tamil Nadu police to protect the identities of sexual offence victims, prohibiting their disclosure in FIRs. This order, prompted by a previous mistake, emphasizes serious consequences for violations. The court reminded law enforcement of existing legal obligations regarding victim confidentiality under Indian law and Supreme Court guidelines.
Yesterday, On 31st October, The Kerala High Court denied a 16-year-old rape survivor’s request to terminate her pregnancy. Justice V.G. Arun allowed the minor and her family the option to place the child for adoption after birth, if they wish. The court also instructed the state government to ensure the necessary legal steps are taken to facilitate this process.
Today, 29th April, The Chief Justice of India (CJI) led bench recalled an order permitting abortion for a 14-year-old rape survivor. The decision follows legal proceedings and considerations surrounding the case. This development highlights the complexities and legal intricacies involved in such sensitive matters within the Indian judicial system.
The Supreme Court refused to quash a rape case, underscoring the nuanced nature of consent and its implications in legal frameworks. The Supreme Court found the allegations not to be sufficiently persuasive to discredit the possibility of rape. The Supreme Court of India delved into the complexities of consent within relationships, highlighting that consent can […]
A rape survivor in Tripura alleged being sexually assaulted by a magistrate in his court chamber. A panel led by Dhalai District and Sessions Judge Gautam Sarkar is investigating the matter. The survivor stated that the incident occurred during her statement recording. The High Court Registrar General mentioned not receiving an official complaint yet. Helplines for violence against women were provided.