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Rape law misused like a weapon by women in modern society: Uttarakhand High Court - Vimarsana News

Rape law misused like a weapon by women in modern society: Uttarakhand High Court

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.

India does not criminalise sex with a corpse. Should it? - Vimarsana News

India does not criminalise sex with a corpse. Should it?

A recent court judgment acquitting a man of rape after he had killed a woman and had sex with the body brings the focus on necrophilia

What is Necrophilia? What Indian laws say on sex with dead bodies? - Vimarsana News

What is Necrophilia? What Indian laws say on sex with dead bodies?

The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday ruled that the sexual assault of a body did not come under the ambit of rape or unnatural offences under the Indian Penal Code.

Dignity of Deceased: K'taka HC tells Centre to criminalise necrophilia, sex with dead women - Vimarsana News

Dignity of Deceased: K'taka HC tells Centre to criminalise necrophilia, sex with dead women

The court has recommended that the Union government either amend Section 377 or introduce a distinct provision to criminalize acts of necrophilia or sadism against deceased women

Criminalise necrophilia, Karnataka HC tells Centre. Why do people have sex with dead bodies? - Vimarsana News

Criminalise necrophilia, Karnataka HC tells Centre. Why do people have sex with dead bodies?

Necrophilia is an act where the perpetrator gets sexual pleasure by having sex with a dead body. The Karnataka High Court has recommended that the Centre make it an offence, referring to laws in the UK, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa