A Legal DilemmaThe Debate Around Making Rape Laws Gender Neutral The Kerala High Court noted that rape should be a gender neutral offence — but this has been a bone of contention among feminists for many years. By Rohitha Naraharisetty
#NotAllMen?On Marital Rape, Minister of Women’s Development Says ‘Every Man Is Not a Rapist’ Officials misrepresenting the marital rape discourse frames it as a "men versus women" issue rather than a rights issue. By Saumya Kalia
Clearing The Path For JusticeCan’t Dismiss Rape Survivor’s Testimony Simply Due to Lack of Medical Evidence: Mumbai Court The court said that a survivor, already traumatized by the assault, shouldn’t suffer further just because she wasn’t examined by a doctor. By Devrupa Rakshit
Education Over IncarcerationWhy Mumbai Police’s ‘Nirbhaya Squad’ Won’t Help Correct Rape Culture Adding more police staff without investing in a feminist education on rape culture will do little to prevent sexual crimes against women. By Saumya Kalia
Modesty Is The Best Policy?Bombay HC Calling Modesty a Woman’s ‘Most Precious Jewel’ Helps No One 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. By Devrupa Rakshit