CHALLENGING DIMENSION FOR SEX WORKERS AND THEIR CHILDREN Rajeshwari Ishu, LL.M. Student at Chanakya National Law University, Patna. Download Manuscript ABSTRACT In India sex work existed in our society since ancient times. Earlier when kings used to rule, there was concept of Nagar Vadhu, which meant bride of the city. The most beautiful and talented […]
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ANTHOLOGY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES UNDER COPYRIGHT Amisha Prakash, LLM student, Chanakya National Law University Download Manuscript ABSTRACT In the course of the years, rapidly emerging technology have influenced the academic environment in many ways. Access to a variety of information is now simpler than ever. Although technology development is a benefit, many issues arise. They
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CONTOURS OF DIGNITY: EXAMINING SEX WORK IN INDIA AND BEYOND Kovid Tripathi, B.A LLB 6TH Semester Student at Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University. Download Manuscript ABSTRACT The public use of terms like “Veshya,” “Randi,” and “Fahesha” can evoke intense emotions, especially when associated with one’s family, contributing to a prevalent societal disdain towards sex workers
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RECOGNISING PROSTITUTION AS A PROFESSION AND PROTECTING ITS DIGNITY UNDER ARTICLE 21 OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION NIKITA AMBWANI & RUPALI CHAUHAN, LAW STUDENTS, UNIVERSITY OF RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR Download Manuscript ABSTRACT In a culture where patriarchal traditions are strongly upheld, the question of whether or not sex work (including prostitution) should be recognised as a career