Male child sexual abuse in India remains a hidden issue due to societal stigma and patriarchal beliefs. This article explores the barriers victims face in seeking psychiatric help and highlights the need for multidisciplinary support.
Sexual harassment of men in India is a hidden issue often overlooked due to societal stigma and legal gaps. Learn about the challenges male victims face and the urgent need for gender-neutral laws to ensure justice for all
Discover how laws intended to protect women can sometimes be misused, leading to false allegations against men. Learn about the impact and what can be done to prevent such misuse.
Discover why the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013, should remain focused on women, despite the harassment faced by men and transgender persons. Learn about the unique challenges women encounter in the workplace.
The Calcutta High Court ruled that terms like ‘baby’ and ‘sweety’ are not always sexual harassment. The court also emphasized the need to avoid reverse bias against male accused in harassment cases. Read more about this significant ruling and its implications.
A woman who accused MP Prajwal Revanna of sexual abuse now claims she was coerced into filing a false complaint. This development may affect the high-profile case involving allegations from around 2,900 women.
Patna High Court refuses to hand over custody of a minor girl to her husband, ordering her to stay in a State Girls Care Home. Legal insights on child marriage laws and the welfare of the girl child are explored in this ruling.
In August 2015, Jasleen Kaur, a young woman from Delhi, accused Sarabjit Singh of harassment and molestation during a road rage incident. She posted Singh’s photo on social media, which quickly went viral and led to his arrest. The case became a prime example of how quickly a man’s life can be upended by false accusations.
