MNLU Mumbai: Call for Blogs On Police Reforms And Women Policing
1 year, 8 months ago

MNLU Mumbai: Call for Blogs On Police Reforms And Women Policing

Live Law  

Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai’ s Center for Advanced Legal Studies Training and Research, CALSTAR is committed to bringing academic, research and training activities relating to contemporary and futuristic issues. As part of their ongoing efforts to create awareness on pressing issues related to gender equality and upliftment of the society, blogs are invited on the theme of Police Reforms and Women Policing. Instances of violence against women, harassment, and discrimination are on the rise, making it necessary to address the issue of police reforms and women policing. This call for blogs is aimed to create a platform for individuals to share their perspectives, experiences, and suggestions on police reforms and women policing. Police training and sensitization on gender issues Women's safety and security: Challenges and opportunities The selected blogs will be published on CALSTAR's social media platforms, as well as on the website, giving you a chance to reach a wider audience and make a difference.

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A feminist approach to gender-based violence policymaking in India
9 months, 3 weeks ago

A feminist approach to gender-based violence policymaking in India

Hindustan Times  

While the Indian constitution guarantees the protection of life and liberty and prohibits discrimination based on gender, policymaking in this field is stymied by several problems. India’s social structure, with long-standing gender inequalities rooted in patriarchal norms and gender roles, plays a significant role in perpetuating GBV. While the common forms of GBV against women in India are acts of …

A feminist approach to gender-based violence policymaking in India
9 months, 3 weeks ago

A feminist approach to gender-based violence policymaking in India

Hindustan Times  

India’s social structure, with enduring gender inequalities rooted in patriarchal norms, plays a significant role in perpetuating gender-based violence. In the context of this brief, GBV refers to acts of abuse of a sexual, physical, psychological, or financial nature committed against women in India. India’s social structure, with long-standing gender inequalities rooted in patriarchal norms and gender roles, plays a …

MNLU Mumbai’s Centre For Women, Child Rights, And Gender Justice Invites Submissions For Its Blog
1 year, 5 months ago

MNLU Mumbai’s Centre For Women, Child Rights, And Gender Justice Invites Submissions For Its Blog

Live Law  

About the Centre The Centre for Women, Child Rights and Gender Justice is an initiative of Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. The Centre will collaborate with National and International organizations to redress the concern and grievances of women and develop collaborative programs and projects for the cause of women law, gender justice and child rights. About the blog: The blog …

Making India safer for women
1 year, 11 months ago

Making India safer for women

Hindustan Times  

A woman stabbed 51 times by her stalker with a screwdriver in Chhattisgarh’s Korba district. National Crime Records Bureau data shows that in 2021, a crime against a woman was recorded nearly every minute, with abduction, rape and domestic violence forming the bulk of the cases. It has left the police baffled and society shocked, underlining a fundamental disconnect between …

Data | Women make up only 12% of India's police force
3 years, 3 months ago

Data | Women make up only 12% of India's police force

The Hindu  

Only 12% of the Indian police were women as of 2020. Share of women in police The map shows the share of women in the civil police force in 2020. Click to remove AMP mode Women in higher ranks While 12% of the police force were women, their share in the higher ranks was even lower at 8.72%. Poor support …

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