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More Has To Be Done To Achieve Maximum Gender Representation: Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Friday said that more has to be done towards achieving maximum gender representation in the legal profession, while appreciating strides already made towards that direction.
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NDTV Exclusive - "No Case Too Small For Highest Court": Chief Justice's Message To Citizens
The Supreme Court is always there for citizens of India, "irrespective of wealth, social status, caste, religion, or gender or who is in power", and "no case is too small for the highest court of the land", Chief Justice DY Chandrachud told NDTV.
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Chief Justice's Big Remarks On Gender Pay Gap In India, Homemakers' Rights
Explaining why law needs to address gender inequality that persists within households, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said privacy cannot be a "cloak for infringement of rights".
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Opinion: The Litmus Test - Climate Action Must Lead To Gender, Social Justice
Only through collective and gender-sensitive efforts can we navigate the stormy seas of climate change and build a world where everyone not only survives but thrives.
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A Look Back At Big Changes Brought In By Chief Justice Over Last Year
Making court premises inclusive, hybrid hearing system, accessibility to judgments in regional languages, combating gender stereotypes in judicial discourse are some of the initiatives undertaken by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud over the last year.
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"Transformative Revolution" For Gender Justice: President On Women Quota Bill
A day after the government introduced a bill to provide 33 per cent reservation to women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday said it will be the most "transformative revolution in our times" for gender justice
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No "Concubine", "Ladylike", "Dutiful Wife": Supreme Court's New Handbook
Prostitute, hooker, whore, keep, mistress, slut -- these are among 40-odd words red-flagged by the Supreme Court in its latest handbook to sensitise judges against inadvertently furthering gender biases by using stereotypical words in court judgments
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What To Not Call Women In Court Orders: Supreme Court's Guide For Judges
In a big move towards gender sensitisation in legal proceedings, the Supreme Court today launched a handbook that lists words and phrases loaded with gender stereotypes and cautions judges against using them in court orders.
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Glossary To Stop Inappropriate Gendered Terms In Law Soon: Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud has announced that a legal glossary to guide judges against the use of inappropriate gendered terms in the legal discourse will be unveiled in the near future.
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Man Changes His Gender To Female To Fight For Custody Of His Daughters: Report
The dad made this desperate attempt due to the justice system in his country.
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Saying Judiciary Immune From Gender Inequalities Far From Reality: Judge
Outgoing Supreme Court judge S Abdul Nazeer Wednesday underscored the lack of adequate representation of women in the judiciary and said calling the Indian judiciary immune from gender inequalities was far from the reality.
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Kerala Government Not Imposing Any Kind Of Uniform On Children: CM Pinarayi Vijayan
The CM was responding to a submission by Left Democratic Front (LDF) MLA K K Shailaja that gender justice and equality have to be ensured for women and transgenders by the government by taking everyone into confidence.
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Greatest Tribute To Gender Justice Would Be To Implement Uniform Civil Code: JNU Vice-Chancellor
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Vice-Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit said on Monday the ''greatest tribute'' to gender justice would be to implement a uniform civil code.
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"Winnability Only For Women?": Karnataka Congress Secretary Rebukes Party
Karnataka Congress general secretary Kavitha Reddy on Monday lashed out at her party for not promoting women empowerment while picking candidates for the June 3 Legislative Council elections.
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Don't Dilute Message Of Women's Day - by Brinda Karat
On March 8 this year, hundreds of millions of women across the world will celebrate the day not having been able to do so for the last two years because of the restrictions imposed by the pandemic.
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More Has To Be Done To Achieve Maximum Gender Representation: Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Friday said that more has to be done towards achieving maximum gender representation in the legal profession, while appreciating strides already made towards that direction.
-
NDTV Exclusive - "No Case Too Small For Highest Court": Chief Justice's Message To Citizens
The Supreme Court is always there for citizens of India, "irrespective of wealth, social status, caste, religion, or gender or who is in power", and "no case is too small for the highest court of the land", Chief Justice DY Chandrachud told NDTV.
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Chief Justice's Big Remarks On Gender Pay Gap In India, Homemakers' Rights
Explaining why law needs to address gender inequality that persists within households, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said privacy cannot be a "cloak for infringement of rights".
-
Opinion: The Litmus Test - Climate Action Must Lead To Gender, Social Justice
Only through collective and gender-sensitive efforts can we navigate the stormy seas of climate change and build a world where everyone not only survives but thrives.
-
A Look Back At Big Changes Brought In By Chief Justice Over Last Year
Making court premises inclusive, hybrid hearing system, accessibility to judgments in regional languages, combating gender stereotypes in judicial discourse are some of the initiatives undertaken by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud over the last year.
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"Transformative Revolution" For Gender Justice: President On Women Quota Bill
A day after the government introduced a bill to provide 33 per cent reservation to women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday said it will be the most "transformative revolution in our times" for gender justice
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No "Concubine", "Ladylike", "Dutiful Wife": Supreme Court's New Handbook
Prostitute, hooker, whore, keep, mistress, slut -- these are among 40-odd words red-flagged by the Supreme Court in its latest handbook to sensitise judges against inadvertently furthering gender biases by using stereotypical words in court judgments
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What To Not Call Women In Court Orders: Supreme Court's Guide For Judges
In a big move towards gender sensitisation in legal proceedings, the Supreme Court today launched a handbook that lists words and phrases loaded with gender stereotypes and cautions judges against using them in court orders.
-
Glossary To Stop Inappropriate Gendered Terms In Law Soon: Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud has announced that a legal glossary to guide judges against the use of inappropriate gendered terms in the legal discourse will be unveiled in the near future.
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Man Changes His Gender To Female To Fight For Custody Of His Daughters: Report
The dad made this desperate attempt due to the justice system in his country.
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Saying Judiciary Immune From Gender Inequalities Far From Reality: Judge
Outgoing Supreme Court judge S Abdul Nazeer Wednesday underscored the lack of adequate representation of women in the judiciary and said calling the Indian judiciary immune from gender inequalities was far from the reality.
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Kerala Government Not Imposing Any Kind Of Uniform On Children: CM Pinarayi Vijayan
The CM was responding to a submission by Left Democratic Front (LDF) MLA K K Shailaja that gender justice and equality have to be ensured for women and transgenders by the government by taking everyone into confidence.
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Greatest Tribute To Gender Justice Would Be To Implement Uniform Civil Code: JNU Vice-Chancellor
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Vice-Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit said on Monday the ''greatest tribute'' to gender justice would be to implement a uniform civil code.
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"Winnability Only For Women?": Karnataka Congress Secretary Rebukes Party
Karnataka Congress general secretary Kavitha Reddy on Monday lashed out at her party for not promoting women empowerment while picking candidates for the June 3 Legislative Council elections.
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Don't Dilute Message Of Women's Day - by Brinda Karat
On March 8 this year, hundreds of millions of women across the world will celebrate the day not having been able to do so for the last two years because of the restrictions imposed by the pandemic.
