AIIMS Challenges Delhi HC Order Allowing 27-Week Abortion for Minor Rape Survivor

AIIMS has moved the Delhi High Court against an order permitting a 16-year-old rape survivor to terminate her 27-week pregnancy. The institute warned of risks to her future reproductive health.

Supreme Court Urges Government to Consider National Sex Education Policy

The Supreme Court of India urged the Central Government to revise the POCSO Act to prevent criminalizing consensual teenage relationships. It emphasized the need for a national policy on sexual and reproductive health education to better inform adolescents about their rights. An expert committee will evaluate this sensitive issue and report by July 25.

“This is the India We Are Living In”: SC Justice Sanjay Karol Shared Photo of a Menstruating Woman Denied Entry to Her Home

Supreme Court Justice Sanjay Karol shared a photo of a menstruating woman barred from her home, illustrating enduring menstrual taboos in India. He emphasized the need for awareness and change in women’s rights, calling for greater access to justice for those in rural areas and highlighting the Constitution’s role in promoting social and economic justice.