In Sanjay Chaudhary v. Guddan (2024), the Allahabad High Court annulled the marriage of a couple, who got married when the man was 12 and the woman was nine, under the Prohibition of Child Marriage ...
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A shield, not a sword: What did the Giggle v Tickle judgement actually say about ‘special measures’?
The Sexual Discrimination Act’s special measures provision is a shield to protect discrimination from being unlawful when its ...
The concept of equality for women is traditionally understood to mean “the right to be equal to men.” This becomes problematic when it is extended to the understanding that women must be treated ...
The Supreme Court of India’s October 3 judgment declaring caste-based discrimination in prisons "unconstitutional" marks a historic step in dismantling institutional biases entrenched in India’s ...
As South Africa enters its 31st year of democracy, it’s useful to assess the transformation of the legal profession, a bastion of apartheid’s legacy. The profession’s structural conservatism has been ...
Currently, our family law is supposedly based on the principle of gender equality. However, despite this foundation, both formal and substantive discrimination persist. It is imperative to apply a ...
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