Mihira Sood

• Blog: Blog: Why media scrutiny is necessary in sexual harassment cases

  When I read the details, I felt sickened, I did not need to know where he touched her in order to understand how a person can abuse their power. I did not need to know how she responded in order to understand that sexual advances towards a junior must be presumed to be an abuse of power.

• Blog: Blog: A year after December 16, the need to shift the conversation

  The horrific rape and murder of a young girl last year shook the country. People were angry, laws were amended, change was in the air. A year later is a good time to evaluate what, if anything, has really changed, and what direction we need to take.

• Tehelka case: it is rape, call it that

  The Tehelka rape case raises some crucial issues, which one hopes will be discussed in greater depth now that the drama around Tarun Tejpal's arrest has subsided.

• Blog: In one of India's 'most sexist professions', harassment by powerful men is rife

  I once assisted a very senior lawyer whose advances towards me continued for quite some time after my assistance ceased.

• Don't want to pursue sexual harassment case, says law intern as another lawyer breaks silence

  After a young lawyer blogged that she was sexually harassed by a Supreme Court judge, more women are coming out with similar allegations that have shaken the legal fraternity.