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SC Refuses to Entertain PIL Seeking Criminalisation of Sexual Offences Against Men, Trans Persons - (15 Oct 2024)

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SC while refusing to entertain PIL seeking criminalisation of sexual offences against men, trans persons and animals, has observed that this court cannot by recourse under Article 142 of COI direct that a particular act constitutes an offence. Such exercise falls under parliamentary domain.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   SEXUAL OFFENCES   ARTICLE 142  

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