Introduction Patriarchy has ever since been deeply enrooted in Indian society. Even if certain features of patriarchy have been reduced by the elimination of traditions like Sati Pratha, the history of male domination still has an impact on social structures. The arrival of the first wave of feminism in India in the late nineteenth century was marked […]
This blog addresses the urgent issue of marital rape in India, examining its normalisation within cultural and legal framework that mistakenly regard marriage as a basis for automatic, irrevocable consent. The lack of legal protection to marital rape is compounded by social stigma and traditional expectations, making it difficult for women to speak up without
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Introduction This research paper undertakes a comparative analysis of radical and liberal feminist schools of thought and their perceptions towards the commodification of sex, with a focus on OnlyFans. The author begins by exploring the laws and jurisprudence regarding obscenity and finally, suggests the legalization of content creation on OnlyFans in India for better exercise of a
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