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Kerala HC: Can’t Classify Nudity as Essentially Obscene or Even Indecent or Moral - (06 Jun 2023)

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Kerala High Court while observing that mere sight of naked upper body of woman shouldn’t be deemed to be sexual by default, has held that depiction of naked body of a woman can’t per se be termed to be obscene, indecent, or sexually explicit and the same can be determined to be so only in context.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   NUDITY   OBSCENE  

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