Gender Justice and Legal Reforms: A Review of Women's Rights Legislation in India
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https://doi.org/10.36676/ijl.v2.i5.50Keywords:
domestic violence, sexual harassment, discrimination, gender justice, Sati Prevention Act, constitutional provisionsAbstract
India has made significant strides in advancing gender justice through legal reforms aimed at protecting and promoting women's rights. This paper provides a comprehensive review of key women's rights legislation in India, examining their development, implementation, and impact on gender equality. By analyzing laws related to domestic violence, sexual harassment, reproductive rights, and workplace equality, the paper highlights the progress made and the challenges that remain in achieving gender justice. The analysis underscores the need for continued legal reforms, effective enforcement mechanisms, and societal change to ensure the full realization of women's rights in India.
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