The mirage of married women’s rights: marital rape proceedings before Delhi HCAmira Dhawan·February 10, 2022
A critical analysis of the constitutionality of the non-criminalisation of marital rape in IndiaYatin Gaur·September 10, 2021
Recent decisions by Kerala & Chhattisgarh High Courts highlight need to settle legal position on marital rapeSeema Sindhu·August 27, 2021
Marital rape exception: Foundation of consent is right to bodily integrity, argues Amicus Curiae before Delhi HCParas Nath Singh·January 17, 2022
Only 36 Countries Have Not Criminalised Marital Rape, India Is One of ThemAnusha Agrawal·November 2, 2020
Forced sex with wife not illegal, says Mumbai court; grants bail to husbandThe Leaflet·August 14, 2021
Rape and consent in marriage: Going beyond the split verdict of the Delhi High CourtMaya John·June 4, 2022
It cannot be said that Parliament was unmindful of the rights of the wife, counsel tells Delhi HC seeking to retain marital rape exceptionParas Nath Singh·January 25, 2022
Beyond marriage: the role of Indian courts in upholding in-egalitarian access to protection for womenAtreyo Banerjee·September 6, 2021
Marital rape exception allows absurdity to prevail, argues Amicus Curiae, Rebecca John, before Delhi HCParas Nath Singh·January 19, 2022
Justice C. Hari Shankar’s defence of marital rape is a homage to patriarchyRangin Pallav Tripathy·June 5, 2022
