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Laws are in place for women’s justice; implementation is the challenge, says Supreme Court judge Nagarathna

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The Hindu Bureau
Laws are in place for women’s justice; implementation is the challenge, says Supreme Court judge Nagarathna
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Supreme Court judge B.V. Nagarathna stated that while India has a strong legal framework for women's justice, the actual implementation remains inadequate. She emphasized the need for systemic changes to prevent the revictimization of survivors and to address societal biases.

India has largely established the necessary legal framework to ensure justice for women, but it continues to fall short in the effective implementation of the justice delivery system, said B.V. Nagarathana, a judge of the Supreme Court here on Saturday.

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