Section: Gender Justice and Feminist Jurisprudence

The judgment in National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) v. Union of India (2014) stands as a watershed moment in India...

Historically, International Human Rights Law operated on a strict, heteronormative gender binary. Foundational documents...

The 2009 Precursor: In Naz Foundation, the Delhi High Court decriminalized homosexuality, anchoring its judgment in dign...

In feminist and queer jurisprudence, the policing of homosexuality in India represents a classic case study of how the S...

Before 2019, the legal status of transgender persons in India was primarily governed by the landmark Supreme Court judgm...

Historically, feminist jurisprudence focused heavily on the power dynamics between men and women within a strict gender ...

Feminist jurisprudence challenges the traditional claim that law is neutral and objective. It argues that law has histor...

The Sameness vs. Difference debate sits at the very heart of feminist jurisprudence. It explores a fundamental paradox: ...

In feminist jurisprudence, Patriarchy refers to the overarching social system of masculine domination and female subordi...