However, recognizing that experiences of abuse or harassment can't be fit into one concrete formula, certainly seems like a step in the right direction.

The apex court issued sensitivity guidelines to curb court rulings that promote "stereotypical and patriarchal notions about women."

It's the latest in a series of disappointments from the venerable and supposedly feminist institution.

A comprehensive introduction to sex, mental health, and rape culture is the only way to rehabilitate young boys who indulge in misogynistic posturing.

The death penalty might appease anti-rape bloodlust; it does little to counter rape culture.

The government prioritizes keeping even violent marriages intact over holding men who rape their wives accountable.

The recent gang rape and murder case in Modasa, Gujarat, is a microcosm of the country's broader trends in violence against women.

While the sequel suffers from the same vigilante-justice catharsis as the first, its insight into rape's power dynamics diverges from typical Bollywood fare.

150 years ago, society moved from executing criminals to trying and imprisoning them for a reason.

Even the harshest penalties imposed on rapists will not dismantle the rape culture that conditions them in the first place.