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Rethinking Abortion Law: A Rights-Based Approach For Rape Survivors

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By Ayaan Saroori, Jaiveer Singh
| Live Law Verified
In a significant intervention, the Supreme Court of India has urged the Union Government to reconsider the gestational limits under India's abortion law, particularly in cases involving rape survivors. The direction reflects judicial discomfort with a legal framework inhumane to rape survivors. The direction reflects judicial discomfort with a legal framework that is inhumane to rape survivors.
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From statutory limits to constitutional rights: rethinking India’s abortion law

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By Jaiveer Singh
| Maktoob
In a significant intervention, the Supreme Court of India has urged the Union Government to reconsider the gestational limits under India’s abortion law, particularly in cases involving rape survivors. The direction reflects judicial discomfort with a legal framework that is inhumane to rape survivors. However, the recent intervention is not merely about legislative amendment; it represents a step toward strengthening the constitutional rights and dignity of the individual.
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Between Faith and the Constitution: Where Should Courts Draw the Line?

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By Ayaan Saroori, Jaiveer Singh
| Kashmir Times Verified
When does a court overstep by entering a religious domain and defining what religion is? The Supreme Court's decisions in Indian Young Lawyers Association v. State of Kerala (the Sabarimala case) and Shayara Bano v. Union of India (the Triple Talaq case) have forced this question into the open, and the answers the Court has given are not entirely satisfying. Both judgments achieved outcomes that were, from a fundamental rights perspective, defensible.
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