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Del. HC: Peeping Inside Washroom When Woman is Inside, Attracts Offence of Voyeurism(07.04.2023)

Delhi High Court has observed that peeping inside washroom while woman is inside, which essentially is a private act, amounts to invasion of her priva.....

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Telangana HC Upholds Preventive Detention of Man Accused of Stalking, Voyeurism(19.07.2021)

Telangana High Court has upheld the detention order passed against a 22 year old accused of stalking women, voyeurism and allegedly inducing them to d.....

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Supreme Court: Photographing a Woman not Engaged in Private Acts Does not Constitute Voyeurism(04.12.2025)

Supreme Court held that taking a woman’s photos or videos on a mobile phone without her consent does not amount to voyeurism under Section 354C IPC if.....

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Bombay HC: Staring at Co-Worker’s Chest is Morally Wrong But Does Not Amount to Voyeurism under IPC(13.04.2026)

The court said that “Unwanted staring, even if accepted as true, is not the same thing as voyeurism within the meaning of Section 354C. The statute ca.....

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