Protective Laws for Women: Safeguard, Misuse and the Quest For Gender-Neutral Justice by Sanjay Bansal et al. (Hardcover)
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“Protective Laws for Women” presents a critical and interdisciplinary examination of protective laws enacted for women in India, focusing on their constitutional foundations, practical implementation, and contemporary challenges. It explores key legislations relating to domestic violence, workplace harassment, dowry prohibition, sexual offences, maternity benefits, and women’s labour rights, while analysing the social realities that necessitated such legal protections. The volume also addresses the growing debate surrounding the alleged misuse of certain gender-specific laws and the emerging demand for gender-neutral justice within the legal system. It serves as a valuable resource for academicians, legal professionals, researchers, policymakers, and students interested in gender justice, human rights, and contemporary legal reforms in India.
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Title: Protective Laws for Women: Safeguard, Misuse and the Quest For Gender-Neutral Justice
Contents
| Preface | xi |
| Acknowledgement | xiii |
| List of Contributors | xv |
| Chapter 1 | Awareness of Legal Prohibitions Against Dowry (Dowry Prohibition Act) and Its Impact on Attitudes among Indian Young Adults and Adolescents Ntombizodwa Octavia Mbali Ntuli |
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| Chapter 2 | Rethinking Succession: An Analysis of the Uttarakhand UCC Pearl Monteiro |
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| Chapter 3 | Old Wine in a New Bottle? A Critical Analysis of Sexual Harassment Law Under the BNS, 2023 Shivangi R. Pandey |
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| Chapter 4 | Constitutional Provisions for Gender Equality in India Asha K. and Sendil Kumar S. |
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| Chapter 5 | Misuse of Domestic Violence Laws Aastha Sharma |
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| Chapter 6 | Regional Disparities in Maternal Mortality in India: Implications for the Right to Health and SDG 2030 Anusree Arun |
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| Chapter 7 | Protective Laws for Women and the Debate on Gender Neutrality: Balancing Safeguards and Misuse in the Indian Criminal Justice System Ann George Pachayil |
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| Chapter 8 | Access to Justice for Women Panchayat Leaders: Challenges and Opportunities Monika Sahu |
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| Chapter 9 | Critical Analysis of Marital Rape Laws in India: Challenges, Tentative Misuses and Way Forward Anshika Kumari and Samadrita Giri |
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| Chapter 10 | Critically Examine the Relevance of False Promises of Marriage in Order to Sexually Exploit Women under BNS: A Legal Paradigm Diya Nandi |
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| Chapter 11 | Women-Centric Laws: Social Implications and Legal Controversies under the New Criminal Laws Priyanshu Kumar |
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| Chapter 12 | Evaluating Sexual Offenses Under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita: A Missed Opportunity for Gender Neutrality? Vishal Anand and Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Verma |
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| Chapter 13 | Prevention of Trafficking of Women and Children for Sexual Offences: Comparative Study of Swedish Model Suchithra J. |
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| Chapter 14 | A Study on Protective Legislation for Women in India With Special Reference to Safeguards, Misuse, and the Path to Gender-Neutral Justice Beena Raj, Nivedha K., Rebecca Sharon M.R. and Saran Krishnan R. |
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| Chapter 15 | The Gendered Void: Statelessness, Citizenship Deprivation, and the Erosion of Protective Laws for Women Shashank Srivastava & Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Verma |
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| Chapter 16 | From Protection to Empowerment: Women’s Legal Rights in India and Malaysia Dr. Anuj Raghuvanshi |
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| Chapter 17 | From Protection to Paradox: A Constitutional Analysis of Women-Centric Laws and the Debate on Gender Neutrality in India Dr. K. Bhaskar |
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| Chapter 18 | Revisiting Section 85 BNS: Concerns and Gender-Neutral Domestic Violence Laws in India Dr. Urmila Devi |
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| Chapter 19 | Misuse of Sexual Harassment Complaints Renu Sharma |
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| Chapter 20 | Women’s Protective Laws: Boon or Bane Dr. Pradeep Kumar Kashyap |
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| Chapter 21 | Breaking the Silence: A Sociological Analysis of Divorce, Gender Inequality and Changing Marital Norms in Contemporary Society Sonica Gautam |
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| Chapter 22 | Between Autonomy and Matrimony: The Constitutional Dilemma of Marital Rape Amritha K. H. |
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| Chapter 23 | Menstrual Leave Policies in India: Advancing Rights or Reinforcing Gender Inequality? Aleena Henry |
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| Chapter 24 | Consent, Deception and Criminal Liability: A Critical Analysis of ‘False Promise of Marriage’ under Section 69 of BNS, 2023 Rizwan Ahmad and Abu Faizan |
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| Chapter 25 | From Protection to Equality: The Historical Evolution of Women’s Protective Laws in India Smt Jyothi Manthale |
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| Chapter 26 | Gender-Neutral Justice and Legal Reforms: Towards an Equitable Criminal Justice System Rushil Midha |
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| Chapter 27 | Allegations of False FIRs in Gender Laws – Legal Reality, Media Narratives, and Judicial Response Shailja Singh |
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| Chapter 28 | Women’s Safety in the Digital Age: Rethinking Legal Safeguards, Misuse, and the Quest for Gender-Neutral Justice in India Karthika A. |
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| Chapter 29 | Hindu Widows Property Rights in Contemporary India: Legal Position and Challenges Ritu Choudhury and Prof. Dr. Seema Sharma |
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| Chapter 30 | A Study on the Sentencing Policy in Rape Cases: Need For Deterrence Sulabha S. Kulkarni |
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| Chapter 31 | Balancing Protection and Misuse: Judicial and Policy Responses to False Complaints under Women-Centric Laws Anisha Bano |
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| Chapter 32 | Protecting Motherhood Under the Maternity Benefit Laws: Through the Looking Glass of Governments, Judiciary and Mothers Harshita Gopi and Vasundhara Ravi |
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| Chapter 33 | Reassessing Gender-Neutral Legislation: Legal Acknowledgment of Male Victims in Modern Criminal Justice Frameworks Pragya Agarwal |
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| Chapter 34 | Gender Neurtrality and Protective Laws for Women Helen Verghese C. |
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| Chapter 35 | Sexual Harassment at the Workplace: Legal Safeguards for Women in India Darsana S Thampi |
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| Chapter 36 | Legal Safeguards and Ground Realities: A Critical Study on Occupational Safety, Health and Welfare of Women Workers Palle Rani Sree Amrutha Varshini |
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| Chapter 37 | Consumer Protection in E-Commerce and Gender Justice: A Critical Study of Legal Safeguards for Women Consumers in India Radha Gosai and Dr. Poonam Chaudhary |
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| Chapter 38 | Women-Centric Laws in India: A Critical Socio-Legal Analysis of Safeguards, Misuse, and Gender Neutrality Asha Gardade |
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| Chapter 39 | Recognition and Enforcement of Annulled Arbitral Awards: A Comparative Study Arpita Chaudhary |
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| Chapter 40 | Caste, Community, and Family: Judicial Response to Honour Killings in Love Marriages Dr. Mohammed Danish Khan and Yashvir |
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| Chapter 41 | Women Protection Laws in India: Safeguards, Misuse, and the Need for Legal Reform Dr. Vikas Sharma, Nidhi Arya and Nijhum Seal |
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| Chapter 42 | Effectiveness of the Mediation Act, 2023 in Commercial Dispute Resolution: A Gender-Based Analysis of Women-Protective Laws with Comparative Insights from Singapore Manoj Kumar and Dr. Poonam Chaudhary |
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| Chapter 43 | Safeguards against Misuse of Women-Protection Laws: Judicial Approaches in India Rajat Dahiya |
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| Chapter 44 | Women’s Property Rights, Benami Transactions, and the Need for Gender-Neutral Legal Reforms in India Kanhaiya Singhal |
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| Chapter 45 | Bharat mein Mrityudand aur Mahila Surakshatmak Kanunuo ka Antarsambandh (Hindi) Parul Gupta and Dr. Vidushi Goel |
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| Chapter 46 | Bhartiya Aapradhik Nyaye Pranali mein Vilambh tatha uska Mahila Bandhiyon ke Adhikaron par Prabhav (Hindi) Manju Devi |
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| Chapter 47 | Bharat mein Mahila Sanrakhan ke Vidhik Adhikar: Samvidhan evam Vidhi ke Paripeksh mein (Hindi) Vivechana Pandey |
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| Chapter 48 | Sanrakhsanvadi Drishtikon se Samantavadi Nyaye ki Aur: Bharat mein Laingik Nirpeksh Aapradhik Kanuno ki Aavashkta (Hindi) Dr. Sarita Bhawani Malviya |
Additional information
| Weight | 0.95 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23.5 × 16 × 2.5 cm |
| Author | Dr. Minaxi Tomar, Mr. Sanjay Bansal, Prof. (Dr.) Yogesh Kumar Gupta |
| ISBN | 9788168611313 |
| Publisher | Universal Academic Books Publishers & Distributors |
| size | 6 x 9 |
| Year | 2026 |
| Pages | xviii + 422 |




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