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Policy On Personal Choice: Analysing United State’s Future With Anti-Abortion Law

Sapna SinghJune 27, 20220

Following the Supreme Court's decision to legalise abortion in the United States, the focus is now on efforts to limit the availability of 'abortion pills' in many states. The Supreme Court overturned a 1973 decision known as Roe and Wade. After the enactment of anti-abortion law, millions of women in the US will lose the constitutional right to abortion. Abortion pills called Mifepristone and Misoprostol are commonly used in the United States. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of these pills. These pills are used during the first ten weeks of pregnancy. These pills are also available for purchase online. Measures to prevent the delivery of these pills are now being considered in US states that have banned abortion. Why is the Protest happening in America?

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Adultery Law In Armed Forces Should Be Gender Neutral, Women Demand Equal Rights

adminJanuary 15, 20210

It has been two years since adultery was struck off from the IPC as one of the lists of offences in the armed forces in September 2018. However, on Monday, the Ministry of defense pleaded to the Supreme Court to retain the criminality of adultery, which is, ‘stealing the affection of brother officer’s wife’,  in the armed forces. Earlier, those found guilty of adultery were subjected to punishment that could be as high as being cashiered from service aka dismissal. This was just a little shy from one of the worst offences in the army, i.e., cowardice. But just getting retention on this law enough to bring justice in the armed community? As per some research, it seems that the law which called itself gender-neutral, was, in fact, biased towards female privilege. As per a report by ...

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