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Aryan Kumar SinghAIR 104· 2929

Question 17GS2GS2

जब भारत में महिलाओं के सेक्स और प्रजनन स्वास्थ्य की बात आती है, तब अधिकार-आधारित विमर्श को न केवल सामाजिक मानदंडों द्वारा बल्कि कानूनी मानदंडों द्वारा भी बाधा पहुंचाई जाती है। विस्तार से बताइए। (उत्तर 250 शब्दों में दीजिए) / When it comes to sexual and reproductive health of women in India, rights-based discourse has largely been bypassed not just by the societal norms but also by the legal norms. Discuss. (Answer in 250 words)

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Bombay High Court remarked that accessory even sexual and reproductive chains is crucial to allow holistic well being of women.

However when it comes to sight based discourse on that, it has been defused by:

A) Social norms:

1Abortion for sexual autonomy is considered a Taboo
2Society blaming women for sexual exploitation / Rape / Using / makeup / Tinding etc.
3Marital rape is still considered as 'impure'. Sakrimala case

B) Legal norms:

1Abortion rights only available till 24 weeks (legal procedure) - MTP act
2Widowed women not allowed uncovered under uncovered suite
3Marital Rape is not considered an offence (BNS)
4Manumul leaves are not given under any policy

(D) However various laws have been enacted to recognize this:

1Materni Vandana Yojana to protect scare ducting health of mother
2SUC box establishing under PosH act
3National commission of women have been veal for adoption rights
4Fast have court - new adalats have been established

However more needs to be done:

However more needs to be done:

Case Study:

1Giving autonomy in abortion and earrise compliance
2Recognizing marital rape as a criminal offence
3Signing Cairo Convention - This can ensure that goal of SDG-5 in law sense.
2SUC box establishing under PoSH act
3National commission of women have been veal for adoption rights
4Fast have court - new adalats have been established

However more needs to be done:

Case Study:

1Giving autonomy in abortion and earrise compliance
2Recognizing marital rape as a criminal offence
3Signing Cairo Convention - This can ensure that goal of SDG-5 in law sense.
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Conclusion

Signing Cairo Convention - This can ensure that goal of SDG-5 in law sense.

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  • Good reference to Bombay High Court judgment on reproductive health
  • Structured approach with separate social and legal norms
  • Specific mention of laws and policy frameworks
  • Mention of institutional mechanisms like NCW and fast-track courts

Topper

Aryan Kumar Singh

AIR 1042929

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Welfare Schemes for Vulnerable Sections - Performance, Mechanisms, Laws and Institutions

Women's Social Capital

Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Women

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291

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