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A study on online gender-based violence by NGO IT for Change finds that Indian courts are biased against women survivors, points to proliferation of archaic laws that support traditional ideas about women.
The NCLAT also criticised the CCI for taking almost 13 months to pass the order, by which time two of the five-member coram had retired and, therefore, could not sign the order.
The law punishing rape under Section 376, IPC is being misused like a weapon by women these days when differences arise between a woman and her male partner, commented the Uttarakhand High Court recently.