Forcible Sexual Intercourse Between Legally Married Husband & Wife (Not Minor) Cannot Be Considered As Rape: Gauhati High Court

Forcible Sexual Intercourse Between Legally Married Husband & Wife (Not Minor) Cannot Be Considered As Rape: Gauhati High Court

In a significant ruling, the Gauhati High Court recently addressed a contentious issue regarding marital rights and consent. The court acquitted a husband, stating that forcible sexual intercourse with a legally married wife who is a major cannot be classified as rape. This decision has stirred discussions on the legal Read more…

Supreme Court mandates exclusive Child Marriage Officers, fast-tracks cases, and boosts accountability to end child marriages in India. Learn the key directives.

Supreme Court Issues Strong Directives to End Child Marriage: Focus on Exclusive Child Marriage Prohibition Officers

In a significant move toward strengthening child protection, the Supreme Court of India recently issued crucial directives to ensure effective implementation of the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006. Highlighting the devastating impact of child marriage, which strips children of their right to fully experience childhood and their autonomy, the Read more…