Section: Gender Justice and Feminist Jurisprudence

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

The presence of women in the judiciary is not merely a matter of administrative diversity; it is a fundamental requireme...

In the study of Gender Justice and Feminist Jurisprudence, "status" is not a vague social standing but a measurable set ...

The Ancient Period The Vedic Era (C. 1500 BCE – 1000 BCE) During the early Vedic period, women occupied a position of hi...

In Feminist Jurisprudence, the Public-Private Dichotomy is considered one of the most significant structural barriers to...

To understand Gender Justice, we must move beyond the dictionary definitions of these terms and perform a Deconstructive...

In feminist discourse and legal theory, the distinction between Sex and Gender is fundamental. This "Sex-Gender Distinct...

The Construct of Gender Unlike biological sex, gender is a socially constructed concept that carries deep cultural, psyc...