The Supreme Court of India reiterated its prohibition of the ‘two-finger test’ in rape cases, emphasizing its unscientific nature and violation of women’s dignity. Despite legal bans and guidelines, the test persists, highlighting the need for greater enforcement and survivor-centered care. The court instructed states to ensure comprehensive prohibition of this practice.
In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has commuted the death sentence of a man convicted of sexually assaulting his minor daughter to life imprisonment. The court also acquitted the girl’s mother, who was previously sentenced to life imprisonment for abetment, and ordered her immediate release. Also read- Tamil Nadu Government Challenges ED Summons […]
