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A Critical Appraisal Of Human Rights Law With Special Reference To Constitution Of India
Get PDFHuman Rights Law is for all without having any kind of discrimination. Human Rights have been given to all being human which can also not be taken away by any act of legislature. The history of human rights law is as old as development & civilization of human but generally it can be said that after the first world war and second world war human rights have been paid attention the most specifically as a result that the term ‘Human Rights’ has been found in the UNO charter after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948 has been adopted on 10 December, 1948 and in this sequence two international covenants of Human rights as extension of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948 have also been adopted. The time of 02 years 11 months 18 days has been taken for making the Constitution of India. Some provisions of the same have been enforced on 26 November, 1949. It is known as the Law day or Constitution day in India which are as under:394,5,6,7,8,9,60,324,366,367,379,380,388,391,392 and 393 and remaining provisions of the Constitution of India enforced on 26 January, 1950. It is known as the Republic day as per article 394 of Constitution of India. This research paper reveals the human rights law under Constitution of India, the role of Indian Judiciary about human rights law, enforcement, and implementation of human rights law in India, providing remedies & suggestions. Keeping in view of the aforesaid facts, the research paper has been written which is helpful and beneficial for research scholars, students, Professors, teachers, institutions or organizations or establishments, commissions, governments, society and other required persons concerned to conduct research & do the needful as per requirements from time to time
Magnitude Of Domestic Violence Against Women In India- A Review Of West Bengal Scenario
Get PDFIt is a well accepted fact that women have been and are being subjected to various forms of violence within domestic sphere in both developed as well as developing countries. It is desirable to estimate the problems of domestic violence against women by following the statistical magnitude of the issue. But domestic violence in developing countries, where women hardly report these cases, is also becoming serious concern. The present article is based on the statistical figures of reportedness of domestic violence against women and its severity is analysed based on the reported incidents
A Critical Study Of Right To Equality Under Indian Constitution With Judicial Decision
Get PDFFor writing this research paper null hypothecation are taken and critical approach and study done. In this present scenario Right to Equality under Indian Constitution are given Art. 14 to 18.Every person is equal under Indian Constitution and he should be treated equally and non-discrimination on the basis of religion, caste, race, place of birth. But state government can make special provision for women and children, scheduled caste, scheduled tribes and backward classes. In Indian constitution there is some provision for upliftment for Scheduled tribe, scheduled caste, backward classes, women and children so there is flexibility in Right to Equality provision. This is very important articles of Indian Constitution
Inchoate Crimes
Get PDFThe Indian Penal Code punishes a person for criminal intimidation that “The thought of a man is not triable for the devil himself not the thought of a man.” But when this intent is expressed in words and can be inferred from his conduct, the person can be held criminally liable. It means the law only takes notice of an intention followed by some overt act.3, which is a mere expression of one’s intention to inflict punishment, loss or pain to another. Sometimes it amount to completed offence.4The third stage is the ‘stage of attempt.’ An attempt is an overt act towards the commission of an offence after the preparation is made. For example, if a man after having procured a loaded gun pursues his enemy, but fails to overtake him or is arrested before he is able to complete the offence or fires without effect; in all these cases the man is liable for an attempt to murder. But in another situation, if a person purchases and loads a gun with the evident intention of shooting his enemy, but makes no movement to use the weapon After the stage of contemplation the next stage is known as ‘the stage of preparation.’ It consists devising or arranging the means or measures necessary for the commission of the crime. Generally the preparation to commit an offence is not punishable. The one reason behind it is the difficulty in proving it and the other is to protect the suspected person from unnecessary harassment. But there are some exceptions to this general rule. In these exceptional cases the mere preparation to commit the offences are punished because they preclude the possibility of an innocent intention